Email Sign Up
CartLatest News
Toyota’s Rally RAV4 clinches championship along with NHRA Mile-High triumph over weekend
Toyota drivers clinched the American Rally Association’s 2WD driver’s championship over the weekend, while Antron Brown claimed Toyota’s third NHRA triumph of the season. Camry driver Matt Kenseth had the top-finishing Toyota with a fifth-place result in Sunday’s Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series (MENCS) race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, which was won by Kasey Kahne.
Read More
Toyota Set to Clinch Title at New England Forest Rally
Plano, Texas., July 18, 2017—In a wide array of conditions, Ryan Millen and Rally RAV4 fought off the best efforts of each and every opponent while winning the first four events of the American Rally Association (ARA) six-race 2017 season.
Read More
Toyota Drives Students Forward with STEM-Related Scholarships
For 17-year-old David Thang, growing up an illiterate boy in a small town in Myanmar could have thwarted his dream of becoming a doctor. He had thought escaping a country ruled by the Burmese military – often accused of ruthless and inhumane military tactics – was the hardest obstacle he’d have to overcome.
Read More
Toyota Research Institute to Bring Disruptive Tech to Market Faster With Toyota AI Ventures
Los Altos, Calif., July 11, 2017 – Toyota Research Institute (TRI) will invest an initial $100 million to launch Toyota AI Ventures, a new corporate venture capital subsidiary designed to provide early-stage financing to startup technology companies.
Read More
Toyota Presents Highlander Hybrid to NCLR Community Leader
PHOENIX, Ariz. (July 10, 2017) – For decades, El Concilio, a non-profit community-based social service organization, has worked to improve the quality of life of Latinos and other underserved communities in California’s Central Valley. Now, El Concilio’s efforts will be enhanced through the help of Toyota.
Read More
Toyota Impact Grant Provides Mobility for Homeless Women and Children in Collin County
PLANO, Texas – July 6, 2017 – Toyota, in partnership with United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, along with its formal grand opening today, announced the winner of its $1 million Impact Grant. In Collin County, there are approximately 3,000 women, many with young children, who are homeless. This is in stark contrast to an area where many large companies are locating and thousands of new homes are being built. The grant is intended to implement a program aimed at creating self-sustaining independence for these homeless women and their children. The grant-winners are a part of the newly formed Collin County Mobility Collaborative.
The winners group currently includes Agape Resource and Assistance Center, Family Promise of Collin County, Hope’s Door New Beginning Center, and Shiloh Place of McKinney.
