The Latest Breaking News from Toyota

Toyota Motor Corp has decided to cease vehicle production permanently at its lone car plant in Russia, a rare move for a company that is still manufacturing at sites in Japan dating back to its founding in the 1930s.

The plant in Saint Petersburg has been shut down since March. The closure is now permanent.

With a sumptuous leather interior and a hybrid V6, the Tundra Capstone is as close to luxury as pickups get.

Everyone everywhere is constantly telling you what to do. It’s a constant when growing up, and it continues once you’re older, as advertising tells you what to drink, smoke or wear. Your clergyman tells you when you’re sinful. Even your pet tells you to feed it, usually by barking or…

Toyota isn't rushing into fully electric cars. However, to take market share from Tesla in China and Europe, it's launching an electric sedan.

Toyota invested $391 million in the San Antonio manufacturing plant specifically for the new Sequoia and Tundra.

A small Dunedin firm is doing its bit to help the Government hit its EV targets one ute at a time.

The Round of 12 opens at Texas Motor Speedway this weekend, a race some are calling one of the most crucial in the entire NASCAR Cup Series playoffs.

Esapekka Lappi has confirmed negotiations to remain with Toyota in the World Rally Championship are underway and is feeling “pretty” confident about his 2023 plans.

Penske topped both days of NASCAR’s organizational test at Homestead-Miami Speedway this week, ahead of next month’s crucial Cup Series playoff race there.

Reuters