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Toyota has opened a $50 million battery research center in Michigan to evaluate and develop power systems for electric vehicles, hybrids, and hydrogen cars.

Japanese automakers Toyota and Honda have suspended plant operations in Thailand due to floods disrupting logistics and component supplies.

The legendary Toyota Corolla will change radically: the Japanese brand will abandon sedans and hatchbacks in favor of a liftback and release the first-ever electric version.

Japan's Toyota plans to deploy 400,000 robots to its plants starting in 2028, investing $6.42 billion annually to modernize manufacturing.

🚀 2026 was a breakthrough year for solid-state batteries (ASSB). Toyota, Honda, Nissan, and Samsung SDI moved to pilot production. 🇯🇵 Japan and Korea lead, while China (CATL, BYD) is catching up fast. Nissan demonstrated a breakthrough 23-layer cell. 📉 The price of key raw materials (lithium sulfide) dropped by half. 🔋 The technology is expanding beyond cars: it is now the future of air taxis and robots.

🚗💸 Subaru spends $10,000 on marketing for every electric vehicle! Operating profit dropped by 44%. While flagship Solterra sales plummeted by 34%, the "twin" Toyota bZ grew by 90%. Why does one platform work for Toyota but result in losses for Subaru? We break down the numbers and alliance strategy in 2026. #Subaru #Toyota #EV #ElectricVehicles #Business

As a result of a night attack, Toyota's main warehouse in Kyiv was destroyed, threatening delays in spare parts supplies. Logistics centers of Intertop, Liqui Moly, Rozetka, and Nova Poshta were also hit. 🚛💥🇺🇦

Scientists from the University of Illinois and Toyota have created a prototype electrochemical cell that captures CO₂ from the air without heating. The technology works like a 'smart battery', changing the pH of the solution to collect and release gas. 🌍⚡ #Science #Toyota #Ecology

Toyota RAV4 Chief Engineer Yoshinori Nagané admitted that the new crossover went too far with touch controls. 🚗 In response to criticism, the company is ready to bring back physical buttons for climate control and seat heating. 🇨🇳 Even the Chinese market, known for its love of technology, is now demanding familiar switches.

Toyota Avalon received its third facelift for China: Crown-inspired design and fuel consumption of only 4.3 L per 100 km! 🇨🇳🚗 While the model was discontinued in the US, in China it is becoming even more economical and stylish.