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Toyota is backing its new Toyota Corolla Cross with a "Miles and Milestones" campaign on Spotify, featuring influencers Emmy Cho, James Henry and Jes?s Morales. Cho, Henry and Morales shared curated playlists featuring songs that mark significant times in their lives, and those playlists include annotations that share their stories and the meaning behind their…

Maruti Suzuki, which sells one of two cars running on Indian roads, expects sales of passenger vehicles to expand in double digits in FY23, driven by strong consumer demand and improved chip supplies.This will be a second consecutive year of double-digit growth for the market, which is likely to inch closer to the previous peak of 3.7 million units.On its part, Maruti Suzuki would like to sustain a strong growth momentum of FY22 on the back of its biggest product offensive seen in recent years. That will see significant reinforcement in the SUV portfolio. It will be banking on a new range of SUVs – both below and above 4 metres in length - to regain lost share.Reflecting on the current market demand and the potential of market growth in FY-23, Shashank Srivastava, Sr ED, sales and marketing, Maruti Suzuki, said for the current year, the company has seen a robust bounce back in demand. Despite supply side constraints due to the semiconductor issue, PV sales this year should be around 3.

TOKYO - Toyota Motor Corp. on Wednesday agreed to fully meet the salary and bonus demands put forward by its…

Toyota Motor Corp agreed on Wednesday that its union demand for annual salary and bonus hikes will be fully met in the new fiscal year, President Akio Toyoda said.

Toyota Reconsiders Production Plans as Disruptions Pile Up

Toyota Motor Corp. President Akio Toyoda expressed his intention Wednesday to fully meet demands for annual salary and bonus raises made by its labor union at this year''s annual spring wage negotiations, the Japanese automaker said. Toyoda conveyed the decision to the union during the third round of talks between management and union members, the company said, even though most Japanese auto ind…

TOKYO: Tokyo stocks opened higher on Wednesday after three days of losses, amid continued uncertainty over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and ahead of key events and data due this week. The benchmark Nikkei 225 index was up 0.41 percent or 101.80 points at 24,892.75 in early trade, while the broader Topix index was up 0.38 percent or 6.65 points at 1,766.51. After losses for US and European stocks, “wait-and-see attitudes will likely grow” ahead of an EU summit and an ECB policy meeting on Thursday with continued uncertainty over the Ukraine crisis, Okasan Online Securities said in a note. EU leaders meeting Thursday in France will call for a phase out of the continent’s dependency on Russia for energy, falling short of calls, notably by Kyiv and Washington, for a cleaner break from Moscow as a supplier. The 27 leaders of the European Union are due to meet over two days in Versailles and in a draft of a declaration seen by AFP will agree “to phase out our dependency on Russian gas, oil and coal imports”.

The latest developments on the Russia-Ukraine war : LVIV, Ukraine — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy thanked the leaders of the U.S. and Britain for banning Russian oil imports. “This is a powerful signal to the whole world,” he said in his daily address to the nation at the close of another day of war. “Either Russia will respect international law and not wage wars, or it will have no money.” Zelenskyy said when he went to address the British Parliament, “the scariest figure was the 50 Ukrainian children killed in 13 days of war. But then in an hour it became 52 children. I will never forgive this. And I know that you will never forgive the occupiers.” Zelenskyy called for negotiations with Russia on ending the war. “The war must be stopped. We need to sit down at the negotiating table, but for honest, substantive talks.” ____ WASHINGTON — The Pentagon said Tuesday that Poland’s offer to give its MiG-29 fighter jets to the U.S. so they can be passed to Ukraine raises serious concerns for the NATO alliance and the plan is not “a tenable one.” Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby said in a statement that the prospect of jets departing from a U.S./NATO base in Germany to fly into airspace contested with Russia in the Ukraine war is concerning.

MOSCOW, Russia: As the economic fallout from Moscow''s invasion of Ukraine intensified, ten major car and motorcycle manufacturers announced the closures of their factories or the suspension of sales in Russia. Toyota, Mercedes-Benz and Hyundai said they would cease manufacturing in Russia, and Porsche and BMW closed their plants due to a lack of parts from Ukraine. Ford, Renault, and BMW have already closed thei

A Toyota sold at a Florida collector car auction Friday for $2.5 million. As you might guess, this was not your standard Rav4 Hybrid. (Yes, car prices have gone up a lot, but not that much.)

The Russian rouble touched a record low earlier this week as companies including Ikea, Apple, Ford, Toyota, Boeing, H&M and Volkswagen said they would halt operations.

TOKYO - Japan''s Hino Motors Ltd., Toyota Motor Corp.''s truck-making subsidiary, admitted Friday to having su…

Volkswagen, BMW and Toyota have idled Russian plants and suspended shipments to the country as part of a broader retreat by global corporate giants. The one automaker with the most to lose, Renault, has remained conspicuously silent.

Top Japanese automakers are halting production in Russia, joining the growing list of western automakers doing the same. In 2021, exports to Russia from Japan stood at 862.4 billion yen (US$7.48 billion) with automobiles alone accounting for over 40% of that, or 357.5 billion yen. This week, top Japanese automakers including Toyota Motor, Honda Motor … Read more » The post Japanese automakers including Toyota is suspending car manufacturing, sales in Russia indefinitely appeared first on Tech Wire Asia .

Japanese automaker Toyota has announced its suspending operations at its only Russian plant, joining other manufacturers from the country who are restricting trade or planning such a move in Russia. “Toyota Motor Russia will stop production at its St-Petersburg plant from 4 March and has stopped imports of vehicles, until further notice, due to supply […]