A new brand film titled "Tea Time" has debuted, featuring the Corolla Cross Hybrid and internet sensation King Bach. This project is the latest in a series of successful collaborations between Toyota and the popular creator. The film uses humor to highlight the vehicle's adventurous personality.
For the 2026 model year, the Toyota Highlander comes with all-wheel drive (AWD) standard on every trim. This three-row SUV delivers a versatile driving experience, combining comfort for daily use with the capability to handle a variety of road conditions. The standard AWD system works together with a turbocharged engine and automatic transmission to provide reliable and confident performance.
Hybrid vehicles are now a staple on American roads, but that wasn’t the case a quarter-century ago. When the Toyota Prius made its debut 25 years ago, it marked a bold leap toward fuel-efficient driving. As the 2026 Prius prepares to launch, it celebrates the innovation that helped redefine how we drive.
Toyota Safety Sense was developed because Toyota has always made safety a central priority, long before introducing one of the world’s most celebrated driver-assist technologies. The company operates a specialized division dedicated to advancing safety innovation. In 2011, Toyota launched the Collaborative Safety Research Center (CSRC) to enhance its focus on mobility safety.
If you're searching for a car that blends striking design with a thrilling drive, the 2025 Toyota Camry Nightshade Edition is a strong contender. With its bold, blacked-out styling and sporty flair, this special edition is designed to stand out on the road. Here's a closer look at what makes it unique.
EVgo Inc. and Toyota have partnered to improve EV charging availability by launching new fast-charging stations in Baldwin Park and Sacramento, California. These installations are part of Toyota's "Empact" initiative, which is focused on providing better access to EV charging in underserved areas. Each location includes high-powered 350kW chargers and is designed to be both budget-friendly and conveniently situated near grocery stores, restaurants, and shopping hubs. Each site is capable of charging up to eight vehicles at once.
Through its Way Forward Fund (WFF), Toyota is committed to making a difference in the lives of children affected by traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). By offering essential financial support, the company helps ensure that these children receive timely diagnoses and the necessary treatment to manage both immediate and long-term effects.