On Wednesday, Toyota announced that it plans to introduce nine fully electric models in Europe by 2025 and 2026. These models will be for both its Toyota and luxury Lexus brands, aiming to compete in the growing electric vehicle market.
This week, Japan's Toyota launched a smart electric car priced at $20,000 in China. The company hopes to draw in customers by offering advanced features that compete with local brands. This move is part of Toyota's strategy to increase its presence in the largest car market in the world.
Toyota Motor is putting more emphasis on return on equity (ROE) as a key performance indicator. A senior finance executive from the company mentioned in an interview on Monday that they aim to increase ROE to 20% as a target.
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On March 3, 2025, in Plano, Texas, Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) revealed its fifth round of grant funding from the Way Forward Fund (WFF). These grants are designed to provide better care for children and families affected by often neglected childhood injuries, including traumatic brain injuries (TBI).
The seven-episode podcast series, sponsored by Toyota Corolla, uses Sonoro's special skills to reach the fastest-growing consumer group in the U.S. Toyota has teamed up with Sonoro, a top Hispanic media company known for its culturally relevant content, and Latin Music and Cultural Executive AJ Ramos to create "Chasing Sueños." This original podcast series, which includes visual elements, can now be found on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major podcast platforms.
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We have just released a list of the 10 Best Very Cheap Stocks To Buy Right Now. In this article, we will examine how Toyota Motor Corporation (NYSE:TM) compares to other top affordable stocks available for purchase. The stock market began 2025 with mixed results due to the Chinese Deepseek situation.
Toyota Motor has announced that it will move its order for vehicle batteries from LG Energy Solution to a Michigan factory that General Motors is leaving. This confirmation was made by the Japanese car manufacturer on Tuesday.
Richard Kaye from Comgest praises Suzuki's strong position in the market and shares his confusion about Toyota's situation.