Toyota City, Japan, October 21, 2025 – (JCN Newswire) – Toyota Motor Corporation (Toyota) has unveiled the new Land Cruiser FJ, with the Japan launch planned for around mid-2026. Land Cruiser FJ (Prototype) Launched originally as the Toyota BJ in…
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It’s finally here. Toyota has unveiled its new Land Cruiser FJ ahead of this year’s Japan Mobility Show. The highly anticipated baby off-roader is nearly 11 inches shorter than the Land Cruiser 250, giving buyers a smaller, more affordable option—except…
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The era of software-defined vehicles is upon us as automakers come up with new ways to try and get your attention. Specifically, some companies want to distract you from driving and force you to glance over at the massive screen…
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TOYOTA GAZOO Racing takes an early lead on German roads WEBWIRE – Thursday, October 16, 2025 TOYOTA GAZOO Racing World Rally Team driver Sbastien Ogier claimed the early lead ahead of team-mate Kalle Rovanper as the Central European Rally got…
Home » Artificial intelligence » Tesla Cybercab Testing in Fremont Tesla is test driving the cybercab in Fremont. Various drone footage from youtube. Stopped by Giga Texas this afternoon and there was a Cybercab test vehicle driving on the S…
Although Toyota has intensified its teaser campaign in recent days, the much-hyped supercar won’t debut at the Japan Mobility Show in late October after all. The wait won’t be long, though; an official countdown page reveals that the premiere is…
Ever since its founding in 1989, Lexus has served as Toyota’s luxury brand, positioned to take on the likes of BMW, Mercedes, and Audi. The strategy has worked well for 36 years, with sales peaking last year at 851,214 units…