The Latest Breaking News from Toyota

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The Silverado ZR2 isn’t not quite as extreme as a Ram TRX or Ford Raptor, but it’s still plenty capable.

Sugo has modified its pit exit layout again ahead of this weekend's Super Formula race, following complaints from drivers last year.

Three-time Le Mans 24 Hours winner Kazuki Nakajima will drive a Toyota-powered Group C car raced by his father Satoru in next month’s Le Mans Classic.

Toyota showcases a new innovation in the field of alternative energy in the form of portable, swappable hydrogen canisters.

Alpine has dropped the firmest hint yet that it will return to the LMP2 class for the 2023 FIA World Endurance Championship season before it returns to the top division the following year with an all-new LMDh contender.

The Toyota Compact Cruiser EV has won the 2022 Car Design Award for concept vehicles in Milan, Italy

Nothing concrete yet, just a statement from the bZ4X chief engineer that they’re analyzing how they could make it.

Toyota Motor Corp (NYSE:TM) plans an additional domestic factory line production suspension in June and July. The auto major took the decision citing an auto parts shortage resulting from the spread of COVID-19. The number of units affected by the suspensions will be about 40,000, bringing down the global production plan for June to…

Toyota says that it has given up on trying to beat the distance record at the Le Mans 24 Hours because the use of slow zones has made such a feat “impossible”.

Dani Sordo has revealed the Acropolis Rally in September will most likely mark his return to the World Rally Championship at the wheel of Hyundai’s third entry.