Toyota is planning to unveil new models based on the Prius and its hybrid technology at the Detroit Auto Show in January 2011.

Toyota Motor Corp has announced that it has halted production at its main facility in China following a shortage of automobile parts owing to its parts supplier Toyoda Gosei being affected by labour-related issues.

Remember Toyota's plans to create a new Prius brand? Looks like they are moving in that direction.

Toyota, whose models were till recently a mark of quality, is going through changing times. In 2008, the company surpassed General Motors to be the largest automaker in the world.

Japanese automaker Toyota will start the production of the hybrid version of its hatchback, Auris, in Britain, in mid-2010.

Move over GM , Toyota is on top. The Japanese automajor has become the world's largest carmaker. The feat breaks General Motors unbeaten record of 77 years.

Year 2012 willl see Japanese car major make a spalsh in the electric car space with its new electric vehicle.

Despite the global slowdown having forced the auto industry, Toyota is readying plans to release of its upcoming third generation Prius. Toyota is considering radical new designs in a bid to rewrite history with regard to alternative fuel vehicles.

Japanese automaker Toyota Motor Corp has seen a loss in 2008, ending a 71-year long streak of operating profits. The last time Toyota posted an operating loss was in the year ended March 1938.

Japanese auto giant Toyota has reportedly kick started production of its new five-passenger Toyota Venza.

Toyota has confirmed that the leaked photos of the 2010 Toyota Prius doing the rounds on the net, are indeed real. The 2010 Toyota Prius will be launched at the Detroit auto show in January 2009.

Japanese automotive giant Toyota is likely to make its Prius hybrid model  part of a separate brand. The company is has confirmed it is considering a new Prius brand. Smaller and larger hybrid cars may be built under the new Prius sub-brand.

  The next decade will see Japanese automotive behemoth Toyota unveiling its small all-electric car.

Toyota will launch its 2009 Toyota Highlander SUV in January 2009. The base 2008 Toyota Highlander two-wheel drive model is priced at $28, 185. The four-cylinder Toyota Highlander is likely to be priced in the range of $24,00 - 26,000.

Eco geek, get uber eco-geek!

Starting July 19, the Hybridfest 2008, at Madison in Wisconsin, will see Toyota take the driver’s seat for its nationwide tour called ‘Highway to the Future: Mobile Hybrid Experience’.

Keeping in line with its tradition, Japanese auto giant Toyota is observing June as the Green Month.

Rising prices of fuel has affected the auto industry world over, and even Japanese companies like Toyota have taken a hit.

A new zero-emission fuel-cell vehicle which boasts of a longer cruising distance and also run in freezing temperatures has been developed by Toyota Motor Corp.