Drivers of Toyota’s GT86 coupe can now battle against themselves in Sony’s latest driving simulation game on PlayStation®3 (PS3), Gran Turismo 6 (GT6). The “Sports Drive Logger”, a telemetry recording device, will be launched on 2 June in Japan for ¥91,800 (around £537).
Toyota helps protect diminishing natural resources with a world-first system for retrieving and recycling copper from vehicle components.
Toyota taps gas from landfill waste to power vehicle production.
Toyota launches first public trials of its i-Road electric personal mobility vehicle.
Toyota announces testing of a new wireless battery charging technology for plug-in hybrids and electric vehicles.
KEY POINTS Toyota Pre-Collision System’s capabilities extended with new auto-steering function to increase chances of avoiding a pedestrian collision. Watch the video here. Automated Highway Driving Assist co-ordinates new Co-operative Adaptive Cruise Control and Lane Trace Control to keep the […]
The work of the UK H2Mobility project to secure the opportunities and benefits of hydrogen fuelled transport is showcased in a new, dedicated website. Designed as a credible and accessible source of information and news about UK H2Mobility, the website […]
Safer vehicles and the elimination of road accident injuries and deaths are central to Toyota’s future transport strategy and at its annual Safety Seminar in Japan this week the company has revealed details of new technology to help prevent collisions – both familiar low-speed parking accidents and high-speed rear-end shunts.
Toyota hosted a special vehicle hand-over to one of its leading business customers yesterday when Dr Shoichiro Toyoda, Toyota Motor Corporation Honorary Chairman, personally presented the keys of a new Prius Plug-in to Electricity North West.
Toyota retains the number one position in the second annual Best Global Green Brands report, published by international brand consultancy Interbrand this week.
TOYOTA Motorsport GmbH (TMG) will demonstrate its high-performance electric powertrain technology on one of North America’s most demanding motorsport events; the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb in Colorado on 8 July.
Toyota’s redoubtable Hilux continues to push the boundaries of extreme endurance, completing a marathon Antarctic journey of more than 5,900 miles, further than any vehicle of its type has managed before. And true to Toyota’s reputation for toughness, it did so without a single technical hitch.
