Saturday, November 23, 2024
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Toyota pioneers environmental innovation with a carbon capture system in the hydrogen-powered GR Corolla. Racing tests show promise, capturing one gram of carbon per lap. Challenges remain, but Toyota aims for wider implementation, focusing on improving filter capacity and automation. This marks a significant step in sustainable engineering amid ongoing industry shifts.
Toyota issues a recall affecting nearly 381,000 Tacoma trucks in the US. The recall is due to potential rear axle part detachment, increasing crash risks. Owners will receive free inspections and necessary repairs starting in late April. Meanwhile, Toyota maintains its global dominance despite recall challenges, retaining its position as the most sought-after auto brand.
“The Crown has a lot in common with its predecessor, including similar drivetrains and a similar interior size. Unlike the ‘this is basically a Camrolla’ look of the Avalon, though, the Crown is … well … beautiful.” said Automotive columnist Aaron Turpen With features such as integrated Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, standard driver-assistance technologies, and hybrid powertrain options, the Crown exemplifies Toyota's commitment to innovation and quality. Stay tuned for the full report on this remarkable model.
Toyota announced a recall of over 280,000 Tundra, Sequoia, and Lexus LX 600 vehicles in the US. The transmission issue could cause the cars to drift forward when in neutral. Forbes reports that a software update will be provided to address the potential safety risk, with notifications to owners by late April. This follows a previous recall of one million vehicles for a different issue in Canada and the US.
Toyota's iconic Land Cruiser returns with a rugged redesign, departing from its Lexus-inspired aesthetic for a more vintage off-road appeal akin to the Ford Bronco and Land Rover Defender. Equipped with a turbocharged four-cylinder hybrid engine, it promises a blend of power and efficiency. Set for release in Spring, starting around $55,000.
Toyota's 2024 Prius and Prius Prime earn accolades, with MotorTrend naming the Prius Car of the Year for its groundbreaking design, driving experience, power, and efficiency. Edmunds rates the Prius Prime highly in plug-in hybrid category. Forbes reports Toyota's strategy to capitalize on EV production slowdown, emphasizing PHEVs' affordability.
Toyota is set to unveil the highly-anticipated 2024 Toyota Supra GRMN, a high-performance iteration promising more power and improved chassis dynamics. Recent sightings at the Nürburgring Nordschleife suggest a possible debut. Speculations hint at an engine swap to the potent 'S58' powerplant from BMW's M division, known for its flexibility in producing power outputs from 454 to 552 horsepower. This move signals Toyota's commitment to high-performance vehicles.