Toyota revealed a series of executive retirements, promotions, and new assignments across its manufacturing, supply chain, and financial services divisions to enhance customer service and support growth. Key retirements include Ellen Farrell and Kerry Creech, who contributed significantly to Toyota's legal, financial, and manufacturing operations. New leadership roles involve Stephen Brennan moving to Toyota Motor Corporation for advanced production, and several promotions within manufacturing regions and supply chain management. These changes, effective July 13, 2026, aim to strengthen Toyota's operational capabilities and support its commitment to building vehicles where they are sold, including expanding electrification efforts.
Toyota Motor North America will be featured on Bloomberg Television's Earth with John Holden, showcasing its efforts in environmental sustainability. The episode highlights Toyota's projects supporting biodiversity, renewable energy investments like ...
Toyota celebrates almost 70 years in America with a new documentary, "Built to Last: Toyota's Mobility Journey," airing on Discovery Turbo and Discovery Go starting June 27, 2026. The film highlights Toyota's deep roots in U.S. manufacturing, includi...
Toyota's stock has fallen 18.27% in 2026 due to U.S. tariffs hurting North American profits and weaker global sales. Despite this, the stock trades at $174.95 with a 24/7 Wall St. price target of $240.94, indicating a 37.72% upside. The company is bo...
