Joby Aviation and Toyota Motor have launched a joint venture to advance the manufacturing of electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, aiming to scale production and improve efficiency, quality, and cost control. This partnership leverages Joby's aviation technology and Toyota's manufacturing expertise to prepare for growing demand as Joby moves toward aircraft certification. The collaboration reflects a shared vision to make air mobility a common mode of transportation and integrate it into broader mobility systems. Toyota's chairman emphasized air mobility as a natural extension of the company's long-standing commitment to providing mobility solutions.
Hybrid vehicles are rapidly gaining popularity in the U.S., becoming the fastest-growing type of car powertrain with an 82% increase in volume over the past three years. This growth surpasses that of traditional electric vehicles, which are seeing de...
Ford CEO Jim Farley called for a more balanced USMCA trade deal that rewards automakers producing mostly in the U.S. and penalizes those relying heavily on imports. Ford assembled over 2 million vehicles domestically in 2025, more than any other auto...
Toyota Motor North America reported a 10.1% increase in U.S. vehicle sales for June 2026, reaching 212,793 units. Sales of electrified vehicles surged 35%, totaling 122,063 units and making up 57.4% of total sales, highlighting strong consumer demand...
Toyota's stock has fallen from $248 in February to $171.5, prompting an upgrade to a buy rating due to improving fundamentals. The company's emphasis on hybrid vehicles positions it well against rising fuel prices and slow electric vehicle adoption, ...
Joby Aviation and Toyota Motor Corporation have launched a joint venture to advance commercial production and manufacturing excellence for electric air taxis. This alliance combines Joby's electric aviation technology with Toyota's manufacturing expe...
