Toyota's electrified SUV will not start U.S. production next year, and their luxury brand extension EV isn't happening.

Add Toyota to the list of automakers dialing back its electric vehicle initiatives, the first Japanese company to do so.

Japanese automobile manufacturer Toyota will not begin producing electric vehicles at its U.S. factories in 2025 as planned, postponing production until the first half of 2026.

Subaru had announced at a May 2024 news conference that it and Toyota would mutually supply four EV models by the end of 2026. Having determined that it would be difficult to develop EVs on its own, ...

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Toyota, known for its cautious stance on electric vehicles, has boldly invested an additional $500 million in Joby Aviation, ...

Investors weren't keen on news of a production delay and a multimillion-dollar investment in an air taxi company.

Somewhat predictably, hesitancy from consumers towards electric vehicles, as well as a swelling demand for hybrids, has ...

Trade barriers, an oversupply of EVs and flagging growth in China and the rest of the world have driven Chinese automakers to ...

The number of imported Chinese vehicles in South Africa has steadily increased, with more than 39,000 automobiles brought ...

The Japanese automaker plans to sell multiple EVs here, but now none of them will be assembled in the U.S. for years.

One Toyota dealership in New York was offering to lease an electric bZ4X sport utility vehicle for just under $30,000 in ...