Sunday, December 22, 2024
Toyota celebrates a historic year with a global production record, crafting 9.23 million vehicles from January to November. November's 13.6% sales spike highlights soaring demand in the U.S. and Europe.
Toyota bids adieu to its iconic Blue Hybrid Badge, signaling a shift to a new era. The emblem's blue halo, a hallmark since 2009, fades away, making room for a unified blue dot badge across hybrids, PHEVs, hydrogen, and EVs. A transformative step in Toyota's design narrative."
In the aftermath of a significant safety testing scandal at a subsidiary and a massive recall impacting nearly one million vehicles in the United States, Toyota's stock took a steep nosedive.
Major automotive players, including General Motors, Toyota, and Volkswagen, unite against the NHTSA's push for a massive recall of 52 million airbag inflators, a move projected to cost billions. This stance was emphasized during a recent hearing, as NHTSA officials argue for a recall due to potential ruptures.
In a distressing turn of events, TFS has recently confirmed the detection of unauthorized access to some of its systems in Europe and Africa. Amidst this turmoil, there are growing concerns about the involvement of the notorious Medusa Ramsonware.
Toyota is the most desired car gift this season in a recent survey of 1,000 Americans by ExtremeTerrain. Suprisingly, luxury cars fall short on the list.
Toyota and Suzuki are set to introduce a cutting-edge European electric SUV in 2024, featuring their latest creation, the Toyota Urban SUV. European consumers can look forward to the launch of this urban-friendly electric SUV in the coMing year, as part of their expanding electric vehicle lineup, until 2026.
Consumer Reports has unveiled its highly anticipated list of the "Most Reliable Cars 2023," shedding light on the vehicles that owners trust and those plagued by frequent repairs. Lexus and Toyota emerged as the leaders in brand dependability, with Mini, Acura, Honda, and Subaru closely trailing in the rankings for reliability.