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GM Outsells Toyota In Q2 As Inventory Shortages Linger
General Motors Co surpassed Toyota Motor Corp in second-quarter U.S. car sales, even as persistent chip shortages and supply-chain disruptions crimped automakers' ability to meet pent-up demand.
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Toyota Warns Profit To Skid 20% As Raw Materials Costs Pile Up
Toyota Motor warned "unprecedented" hikes in raw material costs could slice a fifth off full-year profit, a clear sign the world's top automaker by sales can no longer shrug off the supply-chain crunch that has roiled the global industry.
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Toyota Needs To Build 1 Million Cars In March To Reach Annual Target
Toyota has been trying to increase production in the final months of the business year to make up for output lost earlier because of a shortage of components from plants in Southeast Asia hit by COVID-19 lockdown restrictions.
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Toyota Needs To Build 1 Million Cars In March To Reach Annual Target
Toyota has been trying to increase production in the final months of the business year to make up for output lost earlier because of a shortage of components from plants in Southeast Asia hit by COVID-19 lockdown restrictions.
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Toyota Commits $70 Billion To Bolster Electrification, Shares Rally
Toyota's announcement comes as traditional automobile firms increasingly take on Tesla Inc, which has become the most valuable carmaker this year.
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Toyota, Mazda's U.S. Joint Venture To Hire 1,700 Additional Employees
Mazda Toyota Manufacturing expects to have 4,000 workers in total by next year, when production of the yet-to-be-announced Mazda vehicle will also begin.
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12 Automakers Urge California Senators To Oppose Union EV Tax Credit
Senior executives at 12 major international automakers on Friday urged California's two U.S. senators to oppose a proposal to give union-made electric vehicles an additional $4,500 tax credit.
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Toyota Eyes Cost Cuts, Scale With First Of EV-Only bZ Series
The model would also initially be built on a mixed line with gasoline-engine cars, both in Japan and China. It will be sold in Japan, North America, China and Europe starting in mid-2022.
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Toyota Buys Software Firm Renovo To Accelerate Self-Driving Tech Development
Toyota is in a technological race with other established car companies and newer rivals, such as Tesla Inc and Amazon, to build cars that can operate without drivers and share data within connected networks.
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Toyota To Spend Over $13.5 Billion To Develop EV Batteries And Supply Systems By 2030
Toyota said it aims to slash the cost of its batteries by 30 per cent or more by working on the materials used and the way the cells are structured.
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Toyota Buys U.S. Mapping, Road Data Firm To Bulk Up Driverless Tech
Toyota Motor Corp's research arm said on Thursday it acquired U.S.-based Carmera, a provider of maps and data for driverless vehicles, marking the Japanese car maker's latest investment in autonomous technology.
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Toyota, Honda Temporarily Halt Production In Malaysia Due To COVID-19 Lockdown
Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin on Friday announced a "total lockdown" from June 1 to 14 in a bid to contain a recent surge in coronavirus infections.
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Toyota Hikes Profit Forecast 54%, Shrugs Off Global Chip Supply Issues
The automobile industry has been grappling with a chip shortage since the end of last year, which has in some cases been exacerbated by the former U.S. administration's sanctions on Chinese chip factories.
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New Toyota Tech Unit Promises World's Safest Drive
Led by ex-Google roboticist James Kuffner, Woven Planet also says it has the advantage of scale in collecting data through the tens of millions of Toyota cars on the road worldwide.
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Japan Automakers Post 2.1 Per Cent Dip In September Global Sales
Japan's seven major automakers including Toyota Motor Corp, Nissan Motor Co, Honda, Mitsubishi among others sold a combined 2.3 million vehicles last month globally, according to Reuters calculations based on sales data released by the companies.
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GM Outsells Toyota In Q2 As Inventory Shortages Linger
General Motors Co surpassed Toyota Motor Corp in second-quarter U.S. car sales, even as persistent chip shortages and supply-chain disruptions crimped automakers' ability to meet pent-up demand.
-
Toyota Warns Profit To Skid 20% As Raw Materials Costs Pile Up
Toyota Motor warned "unprecedented" hikes in raw material costs could slice a fifth off full-year profit, a clear sign the world's top automaker by sales can no longer shrug off the supply-chain crunch that has roiled the global industry.
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Toyota Needs To Build 1 Million Cars In March To Reach Annual Target
Toyota has been trying to increase production in the final months of the business year to make up for output lost earlier because of a shortage of components from plants in Southeast Asia hit by COVID-19 lockdown restrictions.
-
Toyota Needs To Build 1 Million Cars In March To Reach Annual Target
Toyota has been trying to increase production in the final months of the business year to make up for output lost earlier because of a shortage of components from plants in Southeast Asia hit by COVID-19 lockdown restrictions.
-
Toyota Commits $70 Billion To Bolster Electrification, Shares Rally
Toyota's announcement comes as traditional automobile firms increasingly take on Tesla Inc, which has become the most valuable carmaker this year.
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Toyota, Mazda's U.S. Joint Venture To Hire 1,700 Additional Employees
Mazda Toyota Manufacturing expects to have 4,000 workers in total by next year, when production of the yet-to-be-announced Mazda vehicle will also begin.
-
12 Automakers Urge California Senators To Oppose Union EV Tax Credit
Senior executives at 12 major international automakers on Friday urged California's two U.S. senators to oppose a proposal to give union-made electric vehicles an additional $4,500 tax credit.
-
Toyota Eyes Cost Cuts, Scale With First Of EV-Only bZ Series
The model would also initially be built on a mixed line with gasoline-engine cars, both in Japan and China. It will be sold in Japan, North America, China and Europe starting in mid-2022.
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Toyota Buys Software Firm Renovo To Accelerate Self-Driving Tech Development
Toyota is in a technological race with other established car companies and newer rivals, such as Tesla Inc and Amazon, to build cars that can operate without drivers and share data within connected networks.
-
Toyota To Spend Over $13.5 Billion To Develop EV Batteries And Supply Systems By 2030
Toyota said it aims to slash the cost of its batteries by 30 per cent or more by working on the materials used and the way the cells are structured.
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Toyota Buys U.S. Mapping, Road Data Firm To Bulk Up Driverless Tech
Toyota Motor Corp's research arm said on Thursday it acquired U.S.-based Carmera, a provider of maps and data for driverless vehicles, marking the Japanese car maker's latest investment in autonomous technology.
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Toyota, Honda Temporarily Halt Production In Malaysia Due To COVID-19 Lockdown
Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin on Friday announced a "total lockdown" from June 1 to 14 in a bid to contain a recent surge in coronavirus infections.
-
Toyota Hikes Profit Forecast 54%, Shrugs Off Global Chip Supply Issues
The automobile industry has been grappling with a chip shortage since the end of last year, which has in some cases been exacerbated by the former U.S. administration's sanctions on Chinese chip factories.
-
New Toyota Tech Unit Promises World's Safest Drive
Led by ex-Google roboticist James Kuffner, Woven Planet also says it has the advantage of scale in collecting data through the tens of millions of Toyota cars on the road worldwide.
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Japan Automakers Post 2.1 Per Cent Dip In September Global Sales
Japan's seven major automakers including Toyota Motor Corp, Nissan Motor Co, Honda, Mitsubishi among others sold a combined 2.3 million vehicles last month globally, according to Reuters calculations based on sales data released by the companies.
