Toyota News

Toyota will unveil a new three-row, eight-seat SUV at the 2023 Chicago auto show.

Toyota plans five members for its bZ family of EVs, and a new concept likely previews one of them.

Toyota's Prius and Prius Prime get more powerful and more efficient with their latest redesign.

Scalar Performance has developed an electric touring car based on the Toyota GR86.

Toyota will soon offer a Trailhunter grade offering overland-ready upgrades straight from the factory.

The second of seven planned Toyota BZ electric vehicles has been revealed.

Toyota is developing a new three-row SUV that will spawn a Lexus twin.

Toyota is developing dozens of EVs but remains critical of the push to ban vehicles without a plug.

Toyota engineers managed to turn an digital-age automotive appliance into a hot hatch with analog appeal.

Adding a 6-speed manual to the 2023 Toyota GR Supra increases the engagement for sports car drivers.

The redesigned Tundra and its hybrid powertrain fall short of the Ford F-150 when it comes to towing.

Toyota is set to invest a total of $3.8 billion in a new North Carolina battery plant.

High-riding hatch and wagon body styles will eventually form part of the new Toyota Crown lineup.

The large sedan from Japan debuts with the ride height of a crossover, the proportions of a full-size sedan, and a pair of hybrid powertrains.

Flex Automotive will open its first U.S. dealership in San Diego, California.

Toyota plans 30 EVs across its Toyota and Lexus brands by 2030, and some will have solid-state batteries.

Canada's Inkas is back with another armored SUV.

Toyota unveiled the wild GR GT3 race car concept at the 2022 Tokyo Auto Salon back in January, which the automaker hinted could be used as the basis for a customer racing program. Now patent drawings have surfaced that may reveal the version of the race car destined for production. The patent...

Patent images could preview the 2023 Toyota Crown Cross, a raised ride height version of the Toyota Crown sedan that's reportedly coming to the U.S.

Toyota enjoyed another one-two finish at Le Mans but will face a lot more competition next year when rival major automakers join the fray.