Toyota's Collaborative Safety Research Center (CSRC) announced 10 new research projects focusing on behavioral safety, crash prevention, and passive safety. These projects involve collaborations with top universities like MIT, UVA, and Purdue, exploring topics such as adaptive driver assistance systems, pedestrian detection, speeding risks, and virtual crash testing using Toyota's THUMS human body model. The research aims to improve vehicle safety features and influence future regulations and industry standards. This initiative reflects Toyota's long-term commitment to reducing road fatalities through advanced safety research and innovation.
Sustainability LIVE: The London Summit 2026 will feature a panel titled 'The Future of Net Zero Automotive' on September 8-9, focusing on the automotive industry's efforts to achieve net zero emissions. Senior executives from Toyota Motor Europe, Con...
Toyota has unveiled the 2026 GRMN Corolla, a high-performance version of the GR Corolla designed for track enthusiasts. Developed with insights from motorsport competitions and Nürburgring testing, it features increased engine torque, advanced aerody...
