Toyota's New Campaign Spotlights the Corolla Cross Hybrid with King Bach and SiriusXM®
The debut of "Tea Time," a new brand film for the Corolla Cross Hybrid, is creating a buzz among Toyota fans. Starring internet sensation King Bach, the short film highlights the strong creative bond between the celebrity and the brand. This latest project continues a history of successful marketing collaborations designed to engage modern audiences.
Toyota has made all-wheel drive (AWD) standard across the entire 2026 Highlander lineup. This three-row SUV blends everyday comfort with the ability to handle rougher terrain. The AWD system pairs with a turbocharged engine and an automatic transmission, providing confident performance no matter where you drive. Let’s take a closer look at its drivetrain and powertrain.
Hybrid vehicles have become a normal part of the driving experience in the United States. But when the Toyota Prius was first introduced 25 years ago, it was something entirely new—and uncertain. It marked the beginning of a more efficient way to drive, and now, the 2026 Prius is ready to celebrate the lasting legacy it helped create.
Toyota Safety Sense exists because Toyota made safety a top priority long before introducing one of the world’s most acclaimed driver-assist systems. The company has a dedicated division focused on pushing safety innovation forward. In 2011, Toyota founded its Collaborative Safety Research Center (CSRC), dedicating its efforts to advancing mobility safety.
If you're after a ride that’s both bold and exhilarating, the 2025 Toyota Camry Nightshade Edition should be on your radar. With its sleek blacked-out design and sporty presence, this special edition is built to make a strong impression. Here’s what sets it apart.
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.
Through its Way Forward Fund (WFF), Toyota is committed to making a difference in the lives of children with traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). By providing critical funding, the company helps ensure these children receive timely diagnoses and the necessary treatment to manage both immediate and long-term effects.