Toyota Motor will stop more production in Japan this month due to an increase in COVID-19 infections among autoworkers which had slowed supplies of parts,
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Toyota Motor will need to build 700,000 vehicles worldwide in February, an increase of 10% on the year, but will still have to make a

Toyota Motor has outsold General Motors in the United States for 2021, marking the first time the American automaker has not led U.S. auto sales since

Toyota Motor on Tuesday reported a 10.4% increase in U.S. auto sales for 2021. The result shows that the automaker overcame supply chain snarls to

Toyota Motor said on Tuesday it will introduce a service next year that would provide customization and updates for cars as customers increasingly hold on

Toyota Motor said on Monday it would halt production at five factories in Japan in January over supply chain issues and chip shortages. The automaker

Toyota Motor said on Wednesday it is prepared to build 800,000 vehicles worldwide in January, a record for the month, as it increases production to

Toyota Motor on Friday halted more production at some factories in Japan due to a shortage of components shipped from parts plants in Southeast Asia.

Toyota Motor said on Monday that it is building a new $1.29 billion battery plant in North Carolina. The move comes as the automaker looks

Toyota Motor said all new vehicle sales in Western Europe are going to be zero-emission models by 2035. The statement comes as the world’s biggest

Toyota Motor said on Saturday it will partner with four Japanese automakers to find out the viability of alternative green fuels for internal combustion engine

Toyota said on Thursday that the large parts of the world are not ready for zero-emission vehicles, which is why the automaker has not signed

Japanese automakers Honda, Nissan, and Toyota saw their sales decline again in China in October as chip shortage continues to hit production in the country.

Toyota Motor’s North American unit said Monday it will invest about $3.4 billion (380 billion yen) on U.S. automotive battery development and production in the United

Toyota Motor will reduce auto production in November by 15% from its recent output plan, or around 150,000 vehicles, due to the ongoing shortage of