Toyota is set to report a nearly 1% increase in U.S. vehicle sales for the first half of the year, reaching 1.25 million units, while General Motors (GM) is expected to see a 7.2% decline to 1.33 million. Toyota's focus on hybrid vehicles, which are gaining consumer favor, contrasts with GM's heavy investment in all-electric vehicles that have seen slower adoption. This narrowing sales gap marks the closest competition since Toyota briefly topped GM in 2021 due to pandemic-related supply issues. Industry experts suggest Toyota could potentially overtake GM as the top U.S. automaker by year-end if current trends continue.
Japan's government has allocated $660 million in subsidies to accelerate the development and supply chain of all-solid-state batteries (ASSBs), aiming for commercialization by 2030. This support is part of the Battery Stable Supply Assurance Plan, fo...
Toyota Motor Corporation reported a $5.6 billion revenue shortfall and is under profit pressure due to U.S. tariffs, leading to a CEO change aimed at improving financial discipline. The company is increasing U.S. production and emphasizing hybrid ele...
CarGurus' 2026 Mid-Year Review reveals robust consumer demand across vehicle segments, with luxury SUVs selling faster and used hybrid prices hitting record highs. New car prices average around $50,900, reflecting a market shift toward higher-priced ...
Cars.com released its 2026 American-Made Index showing 86 vehicles ranked by their contribution to the U.S. economy through manufacturing, parts sourcing, and employment. Foreign automakers make up 65% of the list, with Toyota and Honda leading in th...
NVIDIA has introduced Halos for Robotics, the industry's first comprehensive full-stack safety system designed for robotics and physical AI. This system integrates AI compute, sensor connectivity, and safety software to ensure safer operation of robo...
