It’s tall, black as Newgate’s Knocker and can probably turn on half a yen in the middle of a rush-hour snarl-up in Nagoya. It’s Toyota’s vision for a new generation of Japanese taxis that in
Toyota will spearhead a new era in hybrid technology with its next generation Prius, promising further gains in fuel economy and reduced emissions. As part of its focus on its hybrid leadership and achievements at the Frankfurt motor show, Toyota has provided a sneak preview of the technical advances that will underpin future Toyota and Lexus hybrid models.
Technical presentation at Frankfurt motor show KEY POINTS Toyota on course to launch its first hydrogen fuel cell vehicle in 2015 Technology builds on Toyota’s world-leading hybrid powertrain expertise to capture the zero-emissions potential of
Toyota has been researching and developing environmentally-efficient mobility solutions for more than 40 years. As a result, it has established a significant lead in the design and production of full hybrid powertrain technology. Good to
This week Toyota hosted the Toyota Hybrid World Tour in Michigan, USA, at which Satoshi Ogiso, Toyota Motor Corporation Managing Officer, outlined the start of new era in hybrid technology and the preparations for the
More details on the new Toyota concept that will make its debut at the Frankfurt motor show
Toyota will bring together its past achievements and future plans for hybrid power in a Frankfurt motor show presentation devoted entirely to its industry-leading technology.
In the countdown to the unveiling of its Hybrid-R concept at the Frankfurt motor show, Toyota has released more details about its powerful new vehicle study.
Toyota will showcase an exciting new concept for road and track at this year’s Frankfurt Motor Show, featuring Toyota Hybrid System-Racing (THS-R) technology.
Click here for an image gallery of all cars present at Goodwood Festival of Speed 2013 KEY POINTS Toyota and Lexus on display and in action at the Goodwood Festival of Speed (11 – 14
Toyota is aiming to defend its electric record at the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb at the end of the month with its EV P002 race car showing promising pace in official testing at the weekend.
TOYOTA Motorsport GmbH (TMG) has sent a revised TMG EV P002 to Pikes Peak International Hill Climb to defend its electric title.
If it’s got an engine, you can race it. True to that principle, Toyota is lining up its new Proace van for a summer of high speed track action in the new Touring Van Championship.
Toyota will celebrate its past and present sporting achievements with an illustrious array of race and rally machinery in action at the 2013 Goodwood Festival of Speed (12 – 14 July).
Toyota will take the wraps off two contrasting new concepts at the Geneva motor show and also pave the way for two new model introductions that will strengthen its European model range in the coming months.
First appearance for Auris Touring Sports Black, RAV4 Premium and RAV4 Adventur
Toyota’s new i-ROAD personal mobility vehicle (PMV) makes its world debut at the Geneva motor show, a new, flexible form of transport designed for city streets.
Toyota will present its new FT-86 Open concept for the first time at the Geneva motor show, a car created to test the water for the possible introduction of a convertible version of its globally acclaimed GT86 sports coupe.
The new, British-built Auris Touring Sports introduces a wagon/estate car body style toToyota’s Auris range for the first time. It’s also the first model in its class to offer the choice of a full hybrid powertrain, marking further diversification of Toyota’s Hybrid Synergy Drive technology.
Touring body style revealed for new Auris First estate version in the family car market with a full hybrid powertrain 285mm longer than five-door hatchback, with increased luggage space The new Toyota Auris Touring Sports
1. New Auris (link to images) 2. New Auris Touring Sports (link to images) 3. New Verso (link to images) 4. 2013 Yaris Trend (link to images) 1. THE NEW TOYOTA AURIS• Confident design adopts
The new Verso, unveiled at the 2012 Paris motor show, showcases Toyota’s European design and engineering capabilities. It joins the new Auris and Auris Touring Sports as the third element in the company’s renewed product offensive in the compact/family car market – the C-segment.
New Auris is Toyota’s first step in its new product offensive in the European compact/family car market (C-segment), a model that has stronger styling, better dynamic performance, higher equipment levels and lower running costs than its predecessor.
Toyota follows up the UK launch of Yaris Trend with an unveiling for the 2013 special edition model that will go on sale next year.
