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Celebrated worldwide for top-tier vehicles, Toyota continues to strengthen its environmental initiatives. Toyota Motor North America will share its vision for a cleaner automotive future during an upcoming segment of "Earth with John Holden" on Bloomberg Television.

 

Innovation in the EV sector is leading to better vehicles and superior charging solutions for modern drivers. To enhance the ownership experience, Toyota and Lexus have formed a partnership with Treehouse, a software operating system designed to make home charger installations easier for hybrid and EV owners.

Right now, federal tax credits can reduce the cost of buying an electric Toyota. The Clean Vehicle Credit provides up to $7,500 toward eligible vehicles. There’s also a credit for installing a home EV charger—but both programs are ending soon. The charger credit expires after June 30, 2026, and the EV tax credit is set to end on September 30, 2025, unless extended. If you're thinking about going electric, don’t wait.

EVgo Inc. has teamed up with Toyota to open new fast-charging stations in Baldwin Park and Sacramento, California. This project is part of Toyota's "Empact" initiative, which is dedicated to increasing access to EV charging in underserved communities. These stations feature powerful 350kW chargers and are designed to be both affordable and conveniently located near everyday spots like grocery stores, restaurants, and shopping centers. Each station can accommodate up to eight vehicles at the same time.

This summer, Toyota announced its investment in the EV charging network IONNA to support the development of a high-powered charging infrastructure for battery electric vehicles across North America. Toyota, along with six other automakers, is backing IONNA with the goal of making EV charging stations more accessible to drivers.
 

Toyota boasts one of the most comprehensive passenger car lineups in the United States. Let’s take a look at some of the latest Toyota models that might be the perfect match for your lifestyle.
 

 Toyota is renowned for producing practical, safe, and reliable vehicles, making them an ideal choice for college students. With a diverse lineup that caters to various needs—from sporty and high-performance cars to comfortable and luxurious models—Toyota offers something for everyone.

 

Toyota is deeply committed to safeguarding the environment's health, going beyond solely electrifying its lineup. Improper disposal of automotive batteries poses a significant environmental threat, often ending up in landfills and exacerbating pollution. Recognizing the potential for reclamation, Toyota has partnered with Cirba Solutions, a company with over six decades of expertise in battery recycling. This collaboration aims to expand Toyota's recycling network, encompassing BEVs, PHEVs, and HEVs.
 

Electric vehicles (EVs) have left a remarkable mark on the automotive industry in recent years. Technological advancements and a growing environmental consciousness have fueled the surge in electric car popularity. However, despite their myriad advantages, misconceptions and myths persist regarding electric vehicles.
 

If you're considering owning an electric vehicle (EV), you likely want to know more about the ownership costs to determine if it's more cost-effective than a gas-powered vehicle. Although some EVs come with a higher price tag, Consumer Reports discovered that they cost a lot less to own and maintain over time.