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1. Toyota Joins Forces with Microsoft to Develop Autonomous Vehicle Technology Toyota has announced it is teaming up with Microsoft to develop autonomous vehicle technology. The two companies will collaborate on the development of connected services and software, as well as cloud-based artificial intelligence. The goal of the partnership is to develop the most advanced autonomous driving technology to date, enabling fully automated driving. Toyota will leverage Microsoft’s Azure cloud computing platform to store and process the massive amounts of data its autonomous vehicles will generate. It will also use Microsoft’s Azure AI technology to help its vehicles make decisions on the road. The companies also plan to develop connected services for both consumer and commercial uses. 2. Toyota Introduces the 2021 Corolla Prime Toyota has introduced the 2021 Corolla Prime, which is the first ever plug-in hybrid version of its popular sedan. The new Corolla Prime features a gasoline-electric hybrid powertrain that is capable of producing up to 176 horsepower. The vehicle also has a battery range of up to 42 miles and a total range of up to 635 miles. The Corolla Prime also comes with a host of driver assistance features, including adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist. Additionally,
Toyota plans to shift a $1.5 billion order to an LG Energy Solution battery factory in Michigan to help keep it afloat after General Motors backed out of the project, Automotive News reported Wednesday. Located in the state capital of Lansing, the plant started out as a joint venture between GM and LG. But in
Toyota last week unveiled its third-generation hydrogen fuel-cell stack, demonstrating continued commitment to fuel cells alongside battery-electric vehicles. In a press release, the automaker promised improved durability and efficiency, as well as lower production costs for the new stack, which Toyota plans to debut in passenger vehicles and heavy-duty commercial trucks in North America, Europe,
More than 50% of U.S. sales in 2025 are likely to be “electrified” (hybrids, PHEVs, and EVs) Same exec previously suggested 2025 sales topping 50% from hybrids alone North Caroline battery sourcing may help in the electrified push While it’s still struggling with sales of all-electric vehicles, Toyota has seen substantial growth in hybrids and