Toyota Motor Corp

Lexus unveils futuristic six-wheel concept car at Japan Mobility Show 2025

The company, which once worked to catch up with European automakers, now seeks to move beyond imitation toward innovation and originality

Toyota arm keeping 150 million cars on road emerges as top earner

Toyota sold 10.8 million cars in 2024, a slight drop from the previous year but more than enough to surpass Volkswagen AG and maintain its title as the world's biggest carmaker for a fifth year

Toyota shareholders vote to reappoint Akio Toyoda as chairman of group

Although major proxy advisers backed Toyoda's reelection, reversing their stance after voting against him in 2024, investors got a chance to air their grievances

Toyota Industries receives $33 billion buyout offer from group companies

The deal includes a tender offer for Toyota Industries shares at ¥16,300 each, 11% below its last closing price

Toyota to shift some GR Corolla production to UK, eyes faster US deliveries

By shifting some production from Japan, Toyota aims to use excess capacity in Britain to help it cut delivery wait times for the car

Toyota posts strong sales but remains cautious on profit amid rising costs

Japan's top automaker Toyota reported record sales for the fiscal year through March on Thursday, but its profit for the latest quarter faltered partly because of a certification scandal. Toyota Motor Corp.'s January-March net profit totalled 664.6 billion yen (USD 4.6 billion), down from 997.6 billion yen the same period a year ago. Quarterly sales totalled 12.36 trillion yen (USD 85.9 billion), up from 11 trillion yen. Toyota has been strengthening the testing system of its vehicles after acknowledging wide-ranging fraudulent testing, including the use of inadequate or outdated data in crash tests, incorrect testing of airbag inflation and engine power checks. Akio Toyoda, Toyota's chairman and the grandson of the automaker's founder, has apologised. The wrongdoing did not affect the safety of vehicles already on roads, which include the popular Corolla subcompact and Lexus luxury vehicles. But the scandal has been a major embarrassment for a manufacturer whose brand has been ...

Toyota chairman proposes record buyout of its supplier at $42 bn valuation

The proposal values Toyota Industries at ¥6 trillion ($42 billion), about 40% above its market cap as of Friday's close, reflecting its role in textiles and auto parts

Toyota wants salaried staff in office four days a week starting Sept 2

Toyota said in the memo that staff can continue to work from home on Fridays 'subject to business needs'

Toyota to Launch Maruti Suzuki eVX-based Electric SUV in India by 2025

EV unit and platform used for this model were jointly developed by SMC, TMC, and Daihatsu Motor Corporation, leveraging each company's strengths

Toyota shareholder meeting: Focus remains on level of support for chairman

Toyoda's approval rating fell to 85 per cent last year from 96 per cent in 2022 but he only needs a majority to be re-elected and scandals aside, business has been good

Toyota, Mazda halt shipments as Japanese auto safety scandal widens

The irregularities were also found in applications from Honda, Suzuki and Yamaha Motor, the ministry said

Toyota, other Japan automakers under scrutiny for certification issues

The transport ministry said separately it will conduct an on-site inspection at Toyota's headquarters on Tuesday

Toyota showcases next-generation engines adaptable to different fuels

It displayed in-development 1.5 litre and 2.0 litre engines with significantly reduced volume and height versus current engines

Automakers Toyota, Subaru, and Mazda commit to developing new engines

The announcement is the latest example that showcases Toyota's close ties with Subaru and Mazda

Safety issue: Toyota to oversee model certification at subsidiary Daihatsu

Japanese automaker Toyota will oversee model certification at its subsidiary Daihatsu to regain trust among dealers, customers and workers after a safety testing scandal, Daihatsu's new president said Monday. Toyota Motor Corp. will take a leadership role in various areas, including product development and procurement, said Masahiro Inoue, who took the helm of Daihatsu in March. I have been spending each and every day, vowing to revive Daihatsu, said Inoue, who previously oversaw Toyota's business in South America. His predecessor at Daihatsu resigned after the allegations of widespread cheating on safety testing surfaced last year. A third-party review found violations, such as testing just one side of a car instead of both, had persisted for decades. Production at Daihatsu Motor Co was halted by a government order until proper tests can be done and a system set up to prevent a recurrence. Only some production has since resumed. Daihatsu is known for smaller kei" cars and off-road

Toyota Kirloskar sees highest-ever monthly sales at 27,180 units in March

Toyota Kirloskar Motor on Monday reported its highest-ever monthly wholesales at 27,180 units in March. The company's total dispatches to dealers increased 25 per cent last month to 22,910 units as compared with 21,783 units in March 2023. For the 2023-24 fiscal the company reported the highest-ever wholesales of 2,63,512 units, an increase of 48 per cent as against 1,77,683 units in 2022-23. "We are thrilled to close both our wholesales for 2023-24 fiscal year and March 2024 by recording the highest-ever units of 2,63,512 and 27,180 respectively," Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) Vice President, Sales-Service-Used Car Business Sabari Manohar said in a statement. With a customer-oriented approach, the company has always remained ahead in assessing and understanding the diverse needs of varied customers and market trends, serving them the best with our wider range of quality products and services, he added. "We will continue to do so with an emphasis to meet the rising consumer demands

Toyota's global sales slip 7% in Feb, led by slumps in China, Japan

Sales in China - the world's biggest auto market - tumbled 36%. This year the week-long Lunar New Year holiday took place in February while last year it occurred in January

Toyota extends shutdown of 2 plants after emission test irregularities

The production lines have been suspended since Jan. 29 after the discovery of irregularities in certification tests for diesel engines developed by affiliate Toyota Industries

President, chairman of scandal-hit Daihatsu unit to step down, says Toyota

Daihatsu's chairman, Sunao Matsubayashi, will also step down and not be replaced, Toyota said

Toyota supplier Denso cuts Q3 profit forecast after hit by extra costs

Denso gets about half of its revenue from the Toyota group, which also includes Toyota truck unit Hino Motors and small-car maker Daihatsu