With two years to go until the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games (August 25-September 6, 2020), Toyota is supporting Para sports and inclusivity through mobility at multiple levels.
Toyota pursues zero emission freight transport with second generation hydrogen fuel cell electric heavy truck.
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Toyota to use latest technologies to support mobility at the Olympic and Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020.
A group of Toyota staff helped enhance the Epsom HQ wildlife buildings on 29 June, building new homes for bats, bugs and birds and unveiling new Eco-HQ signage.
Toyota Motor Europe sponsors world’s first hydrogen powered ship in six-year trial
Toyota and Seven-Eleven launch project to use fuel cell technology to reduce business carbon emissions.
Toyota prepares for growth in fuel cell electric vehicle sales with up to 10-fold increase in fuel cell stack and hydrogen fuel tank production beyond 2020.
Chris Grayling MP takes a drive to help launch new fleet of Toyota Mirai fuel cell electric saloons for Green Tomato Cars.
Toyota welcomes expansion of UK’s hydrogen network with launch of new Hydrogen Hub in Oxfordshire.
Toyota deploys more hydrogen forklifts at its Mirai manufacturing plant.
Toyota Mirai enters service with the Metropolitan Police.
Dr. Johan Van Zyl, President and CEO, Toyota Motor Europe, gives on-stand press conference at Geneva Motor Show.
World premieres for the new Toyota Auris, Aygo and racing concept at the Geneva Motor Show.
Toyota develops world-first magnet for electric motors, potentially cutting use of rare-earth elements by half.
Toyota works with power company to look at reuse possibilities for electrified vehicle batteries.
Toyota posts sales of 1.52 million electrified vehicles in 2017.
Carbon dioxide emissions from Toyota passenger cars fell to a record low in 2017.
Electrified vehicles to be available across the entire Toyota and Lexus line-up by around 2025.
Toyota Mirai wins Automotive Technology of the Year at the Business Green Technology awards
Toyota announces plans to build the world’s first major power and hydrogen generation plant.
Hydrogen Council study reveals potential of hydrogen to form a key pillar in global energy transition.
Green Tomato Cars’ Toyota Mirai passes its first 50,000 miles with zero problems and zero harmful emissions.
