The Latest Breaking News from Toyota

The two-time Safari Rally podium finisher rolled his GR Yaris during his third shakedown run which ripped the rear wing and damaged the right rear of his car.

One minute and 22 seconds. That was all that separated Toyota from a sixth consecutive victory at the Le Mans 24 Hours. And what shouldn’t be forgotten is what a historically slim margin that is in the context of the French enduro that was celebrating its centenary running.

The news that Giuliano Alesi is stepping down from his TOM’S Super Formula drive was both surprising and unsurprising in equal measure. Few expected he would survive beyond the end of 2023 with his current form, but equally a mid-season change of drivers didn’t seem to be on the cards…

Oshima came home fourth in the solo Rookie Racing entry on Sunday, marking his best result in a single-seater since his third-place finish at Autopolis in 2019.

It still has the original owner. He swapped out the engine for a bigger mill at around 400,000 miles.

The Silvia owner has invested over $100,000 into tuning the car.

Extending the life of solid-state batteries has long been an issue keeping the technology from attaining commercial viability. But now, Toyota says that it has overcome that challenge, trumpeting a “technological breakthrough”.

‌The Model Y was the world's best-selling car in Q1 2023, followed closely by Toyota Corolla.

The rally has prided itself on being one of the WRC’s jewel in the crown events given its difficulty to win. Its unique stages feature a mix of rough gravel and soft sandy roads sprawled across Kenya’s iconic wildlife-filled savannah. amid changeable weather, poses an altogether different challenge for crews.