Toyota

Toyota Motor Europe (TME) will supply its fuel cell module (TFCM) for use in the new Daimler Buses city bus, the Mercedes-Benz eCitaro Range Extender. The TFCM2-F-60 is a second generation flat module which produces 60kW of power and can be easily integrated into the roof of the bus, alongside the battery and hydrogen tanks. A major benefit of fuel cell technology is the range of the electric bus can be extended in urban traffic to around…

Magna has recently announced the launch of a new advanced driver assist system (ADAS). The new system aims to enhance safety, comfort, and convenience for vehicle owners. The new technology makes use of next generation cameras and electronic control units which enable the use of 3D and surround view which have been launched on the new 2022 Toyota Tundra. The vehicles have been fitted with the complete surround view system technology which…

Japanese automaker Toyota has teased the launch of a new compact SUV that will be self-charging and is likely to compete with Hyundai Creta.Amid a growing inclination of automobile manufacturers towards electric vehicles to do away with fossil fuels, Toyota had recently launched the ‘Hum Hai Hybrid’ campaign. The campaign is aimed at promoting Toyota’s self-charging hybrid powertrain technology.As part of the campaign, Toyota shared a teaser on Twitter while hinting that the launch of the new self-charging SUV is just…

With the Subaru WRX having gone sedan-only and the Volkswagen GTI and R seemingly on their final tour, Toyota has decided to save the hot hatch market with a Corolla-based hatchback. Born from rally racing, the Corolla GR features adjustable all-wheel drive, a turbocharged three-cylinder engine, and a year’s membership in the National Auto Sport Association with driving instruction.The 2023 Toyota GR Corolla was designed with input from the automaker's Gazoo Racing team, and is surprisingly easy to look at. Its lines and…

Toyota has suspended operations at all of its factories in Japan following a suspected cyberattack on one of its suppliers. The world’s top-selling automaker announced on Monday evening that 28 lines at its 14 domestic factories, which account for about a third of Toyota’s global production, will stay closed for at least the whole of Tuesday, causing a production loss of around 13,000 vehicles. The suspected cyberattack targeted Kojima Industries, which supplies Toyota with electronic components and plastic parts.…