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Toyota New Zealand has launched its third innovative mobility project the Toyota Mobility Project, following the launch of the Toyota Hydrogen Project and Waka Aronui earlier this year. The Toyot...
Toyota GAZOO Racing New Zealand hosts the Castrol Toyota Racing Series (TRS) and the Toyota 86 Championship Series, New Zealand’s fastest racing categories. These races attract up-and-coming driver...
It makes sense that kids who spend time in nature will grow up wanting to preserve it. So Toyota and the Department of Conservation (DOC) have joined forces to create the Toyota Kiwi Guardians...
1. Hydrogen is safe The science behind this is simple. Hydrogen is a gas that is lighter than air. This means if it’s accidentally released, it quickly rises and dissipates. So it wouldn’t...
1. Plan your journey Use maps or sat-nav to avoid traffic black spots, busy times and to avoid getting lost or driving further than you need to. The Covid-19 pandemic forced many people and...
If you’re willing to get behind your kids to help them achieve their goals, Toyota is too. Toyota loves a tryer. We’ve long been a sponsor of the Sanitarium Weet-Bix Kids TRYathlon, which gets kids...
Imagine a tomorrow where everyone can get around easily, but not necessarily individually. The thinking has gone beyond cars to dreaming up different ways of looking at mobility. At the core of i...
How will AI change the way we drive? Cars give us freedom and enable our adventures - and we love them for it. But what if your car could love you back? Explore the latest in AI-driven innovation...
Published in 1874, Jules Verne’s science fiction novel, The Mysterious Island, tells of five prisoners-of-war who escape in a hydrogen-filled balloon. They crash on an island where fuel is scarce...
What is Toyota’s Woven City? There’s a new metropolis being built at the foot of Mt Fuji that’s unlike any construction the world’s ever seen. It’s called “Woven City” and it’s entirely owned and...
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