Toyota News

Toyota's given its fuel-sipping compact sedan an infotainment screen upgrade in higher trims for 2025.

The Toyota Prius Plug-In Hybrid carries over into 2025 without the Prime badge.

The RAV4 PHEV offers the same 42 electric miles as last year's model, only it no longer wears the Prime badge.

The 2025 Toyota Highlander hybrid drops the front-wheel-drive variant with all models now sporting power to all four wheels.

Toyota ups the Sienna hybrid minivan's safety game with a more sophisticated rear seat reminder for 2025.

The long-mooted tech offers precise power delivery, with a big mass penalty.

The Toyota Mirai, which is the official car of the upcoming Paris Olympics, isn't seen as "green" by scientists, who argued that hydrogen fuel-cell tech already failed the Olympics last time.

With Toyota's undisclosed investment in the charging network, that brings the total number of automakers invested in the network to eight.

Toyota has recalled the 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander and Lexus TX while also issuing a stop-sale due to an issue with an airbag.

Toyota’s expanded the U.S. Crown lineup with a more practical family hauler that pretends to be a crossover.

Hydrogen fuel-cell tech can be optimized for range and hauling needs with more battery capacity, Toyota suggests with a revamped semi.

The California hydrogen fuel-cell facility will span from R&D to sales and will reach well beyond Toyota's lineup of cars and trucks.

The two upcoming EVs might tackle different technology expectations, and reports suggest that the Indiana model might be a Highlander EV.

The Highlander would go all-EV, while the Grand Highlander would continue in ICE versions.

In the latest Toyota Prius and Prius Prime, water can enter and short circuit rear door latches, which may allow them to open while the car is moving.

Toyota has previously said that diesel engines are on the way out, but it appears that it sees them differently for some global markets—with a future pairing of diesel and hybrid tech.

Toyota plug-in hybrids in Europe offer a planner that can hold electric range for urban zones; a comprehensive trip planner could be the next step.

The used-car retail giant CarMax found that the Toyota Prius has the highest rate of loyalty of any nameplate.

An additional $1.3 billion investment adds a battery pack assembly line to the plant that will build a U.S.-made Toyota electric SUV.

Chairman Akio Toyoda expects the remaining 70% to be taken up by hybrids and hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles.