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Toyota Motor Corporation (TM) reports developments for a global automaker whose American depositary shares represent ordinary shares of the Japanese parent company. Recurring updates cover Toyota and Lexus vehicle sales, electrified-vehicle lineups, new model campaigns such as RAV4, and product categories that include hybrid, plug-in hybrid, all-electric and hydrogen fuel cell technologies.
Company news also includes Toyota Motor North America activity, U.S. manufacturing investments, sustainability and regulatory leadership changes, and commercialization work for Toyota Hydrogen Solutions. Brand partnerships and marketing programs appear alongside operating updates tied to vehicle demand, production capacity, and corporate governance.
Toyota has unveiled its 2026 bZ electric SUV with significant improvements over its predecessor. The vehicle features up to 314 miles of range on the XLE FWD Plus model, representing a 25% increase from the previous 252-mile range. The new model comes with two battery options: 74.7-kWh and 57.7-kWh, and includes a NACS charging port with Plug & Charge capability.
Performance upgrades include 50% more horsepower in AWD models (338 hp), enabling 0-60 MPH in 4.9 seconds. The vehicle features a redesigned exterior, new 14-inch touchscreen, and customizable ambient lighting. Available in XLE and Limited grades with FWD or AWD options, the 2026 Toyota bZ is expected to arrive at dealerships in the second half of 2025.
Toyota (TM) has achieved a significant environmental milestone as its Mississippi Experience Center received LEED Platinum certification, making it one of only five facilities in Mississippi to earn this highest distinction. The 15,000-square-foot facility, opened in June 2022, showcases Toyota's environmental commitment through four key areas:
The center features a solar farm generating 7,000+ kilowatt hours monthly, strategic building placement for natural light utilization, and LED fixtures reducing light usage by 50%. Water conservation includes a 5,000-gallon underground tank for rainwater harvesting. The facility incorporates a bio-retention pond for natural water filtration and biodiversity support, while following circular economy principles through reclaimed materials usage and waste minimization during construction.
The facility serves as both an educational center for Toyota's principles and offers public tours of its manufacturing plant, where 2,400 employees produce the Toyota Corolla.
Rehlko and Toyota Motor North America have announced a groundbreaking supplier agreement at the Advanced Clean Transportation Expo. Toyota will provide hydrogen-powered fuel cell modules to Rehlko for stationary power generator products.
The collaboration has already yielded success with a 100kW hydrogen fuel cell system at Klickitat Valley Health hospital. Building on this, they've developed a commercial 1MW system for larger-scale applications. The technology can power facilities like data centers and warehouses while producing only water and air as emissions.
Toyota brings over 30 years of hydrogen fuel cell expertise, including experience from the Toyota Mirai development. The company's fuel cell technology has been tested in extreme conditions from -20° Fahrenheit to 150° in Death Valley. Toyota maintains its NA H2HQ in Southern California and fuel cell kit assembly in Georgetown, Kentucky.
Toyota Motor North America has launched a new Toyota Hydrogen Solutions (THS) website focused on commercial hydrogen-powered products and solutions. The announcement was made at the Advanced Clean Transportation Expo, highlighting Toyota's commitment to hydrogen fuel cell technology.
Key highlights:
- The website serves as a business hub offering product information, case studies, and contact details for hydrogen-powered solutions
- Applications include stationary power generation, Class 8 semi-truck powertrains, and modular commercial systems
- Toyota has sold over 2,700 commercial fuel cell units to more than 100 customers globally
- The company plans to assemble fuel cell module kits in Georgetown, Kentucky
The initiative builds on Toyota's 30-year development of hydrogen fuel cell technologies in the US, starting with the 2015 Mirai sedan. The technology combines hydrogen with oxygen to create electricity, offering a cleaner power alternative that only emits water vapor. Toyota's Hydrogen Headquarters in Gardena, California, has tested fuel cells in extreme conditions from -20° Fahrenheit in Canada to 150° in Death Valley.
Toyota announced major hydrogen initiatives at the 2025 Advanced Clean Transportation Expo in Anaheim. The company plans to introduce hydrogen-powered fuel cell electric Class 8 trucks to its North American Parts Center California fleet, replacing diesel-powered tractor trailers.
Key announcements include:
- A new hydrogen fueling station at the Parts Center campus
- Partnership with Air Liquide and Iwatani for hydrogen infrastructure
- North American debut of the Gen 3 FC system, which is 20% more efficient and powerful than current systems
The Gen 3 FC system, expected to arrive after 2027, can run over 600,000 miles without major service. Toyota's trucks will operate routes from Long Beach Port to Ontario, California, and San Diego. The company is also exploring hydrogen production through electrolysis and methane byproducts from waste sources.
This initiative supports Toyota's 2050 Challenge to reduce supply chain carbon emissions, featuring high-flow fueling systems comparable to diesel fueling times.
Toyota Motor North America (TM) announces its prominent role as the Official Automotive Partner of the 2025 NFL Draft in Green Bay. The company will sponsor the NFL Draft Red Carpet and create a fan experience area, featuring the new 2025 Grand Highlander. The initiative includes partnerships with Green Bay quarterback Jordan Love and NFL FLAG, with Toyota covering registration fees for youth teams within 25 miles of Green Bay.
Key elements include fourteen-year-old Jazlyn 'Jazzy' Guerra anchoring red carpet coverage, a fan interaction space featuring Toyota vehicles, and NFL FLAG players announcing draft selections live. Toyota will debut a new Grand Highlander commercial on 4/21, showcasing young flag football players.
The company highlights its North American presence with 64,000 direct employees, 14 manufacturing plants, and production of nearly 49 million vehicles. Toyota's portfolio includes 32 electrified options, with a new battery manufacturing plant opening in North Carolina in spring 2025.