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    2026 Automotive Supplier Outlook
    In the wake of another tumultuous year for the global automotive industry, this report provides unfiltered insights directly from the front lines. S&P Global Mobility’s Matthew Beecham engaged with 59 senior executives from across the automotive supply chain to capture their experiences and strategies. Now in its third year, this comprehensive end-of-year analysis outlines the operational and strategic challenges suppliers faced in 2025 and how they are preparing for 2026. The suppliers...
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    2026 Automotive Analyst Outlook
    S&P Global Mobility’s 2026 Automotive Analyst Outlook presents a comprehensive collection of insights, reflections and forward-looking perspectives from our team of analysts. Drawing on a year marked by volatility, innovation and adaptation, our experts examine how the global automotive industry navigated the challenges and opportunities of 2025 — from supply chain disruptions and regulatory shifts to the evolving landscape of electrification, connectivity and consumer preferences. Throu...
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    Qualcomm reports Q1 2026 revenue at $12.25 billion, rises 5% YOY
    Qualcomm Inc. reported its first quarter fiscal year 2026 revenue of $12.25 billion, representing a 5% year-over-year increase from $11.67 billion in the first quarter of fiscal year 2025. The company’s QCT Automotive segment delivered record quarterly revenue of $1.1 billion, marking a 15% year-over-year growth. Qualcomm also reported net income of $3 billion for the quarter. The company expects its second-quarter fiscal year 2026 revenue to range from $10.2 billion to $11.0 billion...
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    Toyota and Lexus integrate NACS in EV models, enhancing charging options for drivers
    Toyota and Lexus are integrating the North American Charging System (NACS) into their electric vehicle models, allowing 2023–2025 Toyota bZ4X and Lexus RZ drivers to use NACS direct current fast chargers via an adapter. The initiative arose from Toyota's commitment to customer needs and the industry's shift toward the NACS standard, which was adopted as an official Society of Automotive Engineers standard in 2024. Rather than using existing market products, Toyota developed its own e...
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    Idemitsu Kosan partners with Toyota on solid electrolyte plant for EV batteries
    Japanese oil company Idemitsu Kosan has commenced construction on a large-scale solid electrolyte pilot plant in partnership with the country's largest carmaker, Toyota. The electrolytes produced will be used in all-solid-state batteries for electric vehicles developed by Toyota. This decision follows successful trials at two smaller demonstration facilities. The new plant is projected to be completed by the end of 2027, with the aim of launching EVs equipped with these batteries around 2027 ...
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    Yokohama Rubber supplies ADVAN Sport ZPS tires for Toyota GR Yaris
    Yokohama Rubber has announced that it is supplying its ADVAN Sport ZPS (Zero Pressure System) tires as original equipment (OE) to the new Toyota GR Yaris compact sports car, which was launched in the Middle East in December 2025. The tires, available in size 225/40RF18 88Y, are based on the high-performance ADVAN Sport and are run-flat, allowing the vehicle to operate even with a deflated tire. These tires offer a balance of ultrahigh-speed maneuverability, wet performance, quietness and comf...
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    Yokohama Rubber supplies GEOLANDAR X-CV tires as original equipment for Toyota’s bZ electric SUV in North America
    Yokohama Rubber has announced the commencement of supplying its GEOLANDAR X-CV tires as original equipment (OE) fitment for Toyota Motor's bZ electric sport utility vehicle. The battery-electric model, sold in Japan as the bZ4X, was launched in the US in October 2025 as a model year 2026 vehicle. The tires, sized 235/50R20 100V, aim to achieve a high-level balance of safety, comfort, durability and fuel efficiency along with high-speed performance and drivability. For the partially redesigned...
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    Toyoda Gosei introduces reversible armrest in Toyota's RAV4
    Toyoda Gosei has introduced a reversible armrest that functions as both an armrest and a tray, enhancing the convenience of vehicle cabins. This product is featured in the new RAV4 from Toyota Motor Corporation. The dual function of the armrest is enabled by the removable lid of the console box, allowing it to be used in two ways. Toyoda Gosei has supplied console boxes with accessible lids that can be opened from either side. According to the supplier, the reversible function in the new cons...
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    Qualcomm Snapdragon Digital Chassis solution to power New Toyota RAV4 SUV
    Qualcomm Technologies announced that the newly launched Toyota RAV4 sport utility vehicle (SUV) will be powered by its Snapdragon Digital Chassis solution. The new SUV will use the next-generation Snapdragon Cockpit Platform, a key component of the Snapdragon Digital Chassis, to deliver a personalized and connected in-vehicle experience. The Snapdragon Cockpit Platform features advanced AI capabilities, enabling high-resolution displays, intuitive touch interfaces and responsive voice-activated ...
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    Toyota recalls over 55,000 vehicles in US due to issue with inverter system
    Toyota is recalling 55,405 vehicles in the US due to a potential safety concern involving the inverter system. According to the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the recall is due to a manufacturing defect where a bolt inside the inverter may not have been properly tightened. This flaw could result in incomplete contact at the inverter terminal. NHTSA noted that a solution to address the issue is being developed, though details regarding the timeline for the fix and t...
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    Wolfspeed's MOSFETs to power onboard chargers in Toyota's battery-electric vehicles
    Wolfspeed announced that its automotive metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistors (MOSFETs) will be used in the onboard charger systems for Toyota's battery-electric vehicles (BEVs). The integration of silicon carbide in these systems is part of a broader industry move toward clean energy vehicles, as it is becoming the standard semiconductor for high-voltage onboard power systems. Silicon carbide is known for enabling fast, efficient and high-power density electric vehicle powe...
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    Aisin Canada invests $11 million to localize sunroof production for Lexus NX crossover
    Aisin Canada Inc., the Canadian subsidiary of Japan-based automotive supplier Aisin, intends to invest $11 million over the next year to localize production of panoramic sunroofs for the Lexus NX crossover, Automotive News reported Dec. 8. This investment will involve new equipment and will transition production from Asia to North America, making the Stratford, Ontario, plant the first outside Japan to manufacture these sunroofs. The factory will supply Toyota's assembly plant in Cambridge, Onta...
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    Toyota Motor Europe launches EV charging ecosystem with European energy partners
    Toyota Motor Europe is advancing its electrification efforts by launching an extensive electric vehicle charging ecosystem across various European markets. This initiative is set to provide Toyota and Lexus plug-in hybrid and battery-electric vehicle drivers with a seamless charging experience at home, work and on the road, focusing on intelligence and customer convenience. Toyota has formed strategic partnerships with prominent European energy providers to integrate its mobility expertise wi...
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    IONNA to invest $250 million to expand EV charging network in California
    IONNA, a joint venture and nationwide electric vehicle charging network, has announced a planned investment of over $250 million in California's EV infrastructure. The investment aims to expand the network of Rechargery stations across major metropolitan cities in the state over the next three years, as part of an initiative first revealed in May. The recent weeklong kickoff tour in cities such as San Francisco, Sacramento, San Diego, San Jose and Westminster marks a significant milestone, wi...
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    Toyota recalls 127,000 vehicles in US due to engine stalling issue
    Toyota is recalling nearly 127,000 vehicles in the US due to the risk of engine stalling. The recall affects certain model year 2022 to 2024 Toyota Tundra, 2022 to 2024 Lexus LX, and 2024 Lexus GX vehicles equipped with conventional gasoline engines. The Japanese automaker said in a recall notice on Nov. 6 that, in affected vehicles, machining debris may not have been properly cleared from the engine during production, leading to “possible engine knocking, rough running, engine no start, an...
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    Toyota launches new EV battery plant in North Carolina, US
    In a press release dated Nov. 12, Toyota announced that it has commenced operations at its new $13.9 billion battery manufacturing plant in Liberty, North Carolina — the company’s first battery plant outside Japan and its 11th US facility. The state-of-the-art plant is expected to create up to 5,100 new American jobs and serve as a cornerstone for Toyota’s expanding portfolio of electrified vehicles. Toyota also announced that it plans to additionally invest up to $10 billion over the n...
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    Toyota delays battery factory project in Japan amid declining EV demand
    Japan's largest automaker Toyota Motor has postponed its electric vehicle battery factory project in Fukuoka prefecture, Japan, for the second time due to reduced demand for EVs. Seitaro Hattori, the governor of the southwestern prefecture, confirmed the decision following a meeting with Koji Sato, president of Toyota. The factory's commencement has been rescheduled from its original 2028 timeline. The company plans to use the coming year to reassess the project, and some capacity at the site...
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    Lumax Industries to invest $15.8 million in new manufacturing plant in Bengaluru, India
    The board of directors of India-based automotive lighting supplier Lumax Industries has approved the establishment of a new manufacturing plant in Bengaluru, Karnataka, CNBC TV 18 reported Nov. 7. The company will invest 1.4 billion rupees (about $15.8 million) in the greenfield facility, which will be funded through internal accruals. The plant will produce lighting systems for Maruti Suzuki and Toyota Motors. It is expected to become operational by the fourth quarter of the fina...
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    Toyota recalls over 1 million vehicles in US due to rearview camera defect
    Toyota Motor announced a recall of 1.02 million vehicles in the US due to a defect that could cause the rearview camera to malfunction and increase the risk of a crash, Reuters reported Nov. 5. The recall affects certain Toyota and Lexus models from 2022 to 2026, including the Camry, Highlander, RAV4 and Prius, as well as Subaru Solterra vehicles equipped with a Panoramic View Monitor system. The issue stems from a software error that may cause the camera feed to freeze or become blank while ...
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    Toyota led consortium secures funding in the UK for feasibility study for a lightweight BEV
    Toyota Manufacturing UK (TMUK) is leading a consortium of partners to assess the feasibility of a lightweight battery-electric vehicle (BEV) prototype in the L6e category. This initiative is financially supported by the UK Government's DRIVE35 program through the Advanced Propulsion Centre UK (APC), a nonprofit organization that promotes zero-emission technologies and new mobility concepts. As European cities adapt their infrastructure to support low-carbon environments, Toyota is illustra...
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    Toyota explores drone system for safer vehicle operations on unpaved roads
    Toyota has announced its exploration into developing a small drone system to support vehicle operations on unpaved roads and trails. The Japanese automaker detailed the potential system in a filing with the Federal Aviation Administration, suggesting that it aims to enhance situational awareness in areas where exiting the vehicle might be unsafe. The company highlighted that this system could provide drivers with views of their surroundings, including potential hazards around and beneath the veh...
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    Toyota North America to debut overhauled multimedia system in new RAV4
    Toyota has announced the launch of an enhanced Toyota Audio Multimedia system, which will first appear in the 2026 RAV4, before extending to other models. The system reflects a collaboration between Toyota Motor North America, Toyota Connected North America, and Woven by Toyota, incorporating customer and dealer feedback for continued improvement via over-the-air updates. Key advancements include the integration of 5G network connectivity powered by AT&T, maintaining the platform architectur...
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    DENSO launches innovative products to enhance EV efficiency
    DENSO has announced the development of new electrification products aimed at improving energy efficiency, driving performance and reducing charging times for electric vehicles. These innovations are designed to enhance the practicality of EVs and include an inverter to be featured in the new e-axle from BluE Nexus Corp., as well as a cell supervising circuit for measuring battery voltage and temperature, and a shunt current sensor for measuring current. These products will specifically be instal...
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    Prime Planet Energy & Solutions starts mass production of new prismatic lithium ion
    Prime Planet Energy & Solutions Inc. (PPES) has launched mass production of a new prismatic lithium-ion battery model at its Himeji Plant in Japan. This battery, designed for battery-electric vehicles (BEVs), offers increased capacity without altering cell size, enhancing energy density while ensuring safety, durability and longevity. This new model of prismatic lithium-ion battery will be utilized in upcoming releases from Toyota Motor Corp., including the bZ4X and Lexus RZ, as...
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    Sumitomo and Toyota collaborate to develop cathode material for all-solid-state battery
    Sumitomo Metal Mining Co. Ltd. and Toyota Motor Corp. have signed a joint development agreement to mass-produce cathode materials for all-solid-state batteries intended for battery-electric vehicles (BEVs). The collaboration aims to advance the development of these next-generation batteries, which promise advantages such as smaller size, higher output and longer lifespan compared to traditional liquid-based batteries. The anticipated benefits of all-solid-state batteries in BEVs include exten...
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    Toyota Motor, Sumitomo Metal Mining partner for joint production of cathode materials for solid-state batteries
    Toyota Motor and Sumitomo Metal Mining have entered into a joint development agreement to mass-produce cathode materials for all-solid-state batteries intended for battery-electric vehicles (BEVs). These next-generation batteries, which include components such as a cathode, anode and solid electrolyte, promise advantages including reduced size, increased output and extended lifespan over current liquid-based batteries. BEVs equipped with these batteries could benefit from longer driving ran...
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    Toyota recalls nearly 394,000 vehicles in the US over rearview camera issue
    Toyota is recalling nearly 394,000 vehicles in the US due to issues with rearview cameras, which could reduce drivers' ability to see behind them, posing a safety risk, Fox Business reported Oct. 7. The recall affects certain model years 2022–2025 Tundra and Tundra Hybrid vehicles, as well as model years 2023–2025 Sequoia Hybrid vehicles. According to the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the recall has been necessitated by a software error that may prevent the re...
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    Zoox plans to start mapping Washington, DC, for autonomous vehicle testing
    Zoox, owned by Amazon, plans to begin mapping Washington, DC, as part of its efforts to test its self-driving vehicles in the city, according to a report published by TechCrunch on Sept. 30. The company announced it would initially deploy manually driven Toyota Highlanders equipped with its sensors and self-driving software to map the area. Testing of autonomous vehicles, with human safety operators on board, is expected to start later in 2025. The company chose Washington, DC, for its grow...
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    Toyota launches Woven City as a testing ground for mobility innovation in Japan
    Toyota Motor Corp. and Woven by Toyota (WbyT) have officially launched Toyota Woven City in Susono City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. This project, first announced at Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2020, serves as a real-world testing ground for mobility and represents a pivotal aspect of Toyota's shift toward becoming a mobility company. The city is designed to promote innovation through collaboration, drawing on Toyota's manufacturing prowess and WbyT's software capabilities, combined with the...
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    Toyota recalls over 590,000 vehicles in US over faulty infotainment display
    Toyota has announced a recall of more than 590,000 vehicles in the US, including specific models of the Toyota Crown, RAV4, GR Corolla, 4Runner, Camry and Highlander, along with the Lexus models LS, RX and TX. The recall concerns a potential issue with the 12.3-inch display on the instrument panel (IP), which may go blank at start up, thereby obscuring important malfunction indicators. This issue could increase the risk of a crash or injury if malfunctions occur while driving. Toyota has assu...
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    Lyft and May Mobility launch autonomous vehicle pilot program in Atlanta
    As reported in a press release on Sept. 10, Lyft and May Mobility have launched an autonomous vehicle pilot program in Atlanta. This initiative introduces Atlanta riders to advanced autonomous technology with a focus on safety and community trust. Initially available as a pilot to Lyft riders, the program plans to expand service hours and vehicle availability over the coming months. This partnership combines Lyft's customer-focused approach with May Mobility's autonomous driving technology, o...
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    Toyota to invest €680M at its Czech plant to produce a new BEV, build a new battery assembly facility
    Prime Minister of the Czech Republic Petr Fiala, Minister of Industry and Trade Lukáš Vlček, and Toyota Motor Europe President Yoshihiro Nakata announced the production of a new battery-electric vehicle (BEV) at Toyota Motor Manufacturing Czech Republic (TMMCZ), according to a Sept. 3 press release. This marks a significant milestone as it is the first BEV to be produced in one of Toyota's European plants. The TMMCZ plant in Kolin will be expanded from 152,000 square meters to 173,000 s...
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    Toyota, Mazda team up to build battery storage ecosystem in Japan
    Japanese automakers Toyota Motor Corp. and Mazda Motor Corp. have commenced joint field tests of Toyota's Sweep Energy Storage System at Mazda's Hiroshima Plant in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. The tests involve connecting Mazda's power system at its headquarters, which is the sole power generation system operated by an automaker in Japan, with Toyota's system that uses batteries from electrified vehicles through its energy management systems. This setup aims to verify stable, high-qualit...
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    Hesai Technology secures Toyota collaboration for lidar in new-energy vehicle model
    In a press release on Aug. 15, Hesai Technology announced a new design win from Toyota, where its long-range automotive lidar, ATX, will be used in a new-energy model produced by a Toyota joint venture in China. This model is set to enter mass production in 2026. The JV is focused on electrification and intelligence, leveraging local research and development to combine global engineering standards with Chinese innovation for advanced mobility solutions. This collaboration highlights Hesai's r...
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    IONNA collaborates with Wawa to expand EV charging network in the US
    IONNA, an electric vehicle charging joint venture founded by eight global automakers, announced a new collaboration with Wawa. The partnership represents IONNA's largest EV charging commitment to date, advancing its goal of 30,000 charging bays by 2030. The collaboration will also enhance Wawa's existing EV charging infrastructure by adding EV charging stations with amenities such as car care facilities, canopy coverage and access to Wawa's signature products and services. The first EV cha...
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    Nidec develops predominantly Chinese electric-car motor for Toyota's growth in mainland China
    Japanese supplier Nidec Corp. is focusing on developing an almost entirely made-in-China electric-car motor to support Toyota in the mainland Chinese market, Bloomberg reported July 16, citing the company’s CEO Mitsuya Kishida. About 99% of the materials and parts for the E-axle motor originate from mainland China, a development that Kishida described as "incredibly tough."  Nidec has started providing this motor for Toyota's electric bZ3X sport utility vehicle, which&nb...
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    Momenta develops Level 4 autonomous delivery robots ahead of potential US public listing
    Chinese self-driving technology company Momenta, known as a unicorn in the industry, is reportedly forming a team to develop Level 4 autonomous delivery robots to potentially boost its valuation ahead of a possible public listing. Momenta is supported by major automakers such as Toyota, General Motors and Mercedes-Benz. According to market intelligence firm Shujubang, Momenta holds more than 60% of the City NOA (navigation on ADAS) market segment in China. China's securities regulator approve...
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    Toyota invests more than $50M in Arizona Proving Grounds for enhanced testing capabilities
    Toyota Motor North America commenced the expansion of its Arizona Proving Grounds with a commitment to invest more than $50 million, the automaker said in a July 2 press release. The project includes constructing a 5.5-mile oval track, an off-road park, new riding and handling surfaces, and plans for an advanced driver assistance technology facility in the future. The planned expansion, scheduled to be mostly completed by the end ...
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    Toyota to assemble battery packs for hybrid RAV4 in Ontario plants by 2026
    Toyota is planning to assemble its own battery packs at its Ontario plants for the production of the all-new 2026 RAV4 SUV, which will be launched exclusively as a hybrid model. Toyota will add battery-pack assembly lines to its Ontario facilities as part of these preparations. These batteries will be built from cells manufactured at Toyota's newly opened battery plant in Kentucky. This move marks Toyota's effort to support the production of the hybrid RAV4 by retooling its Cambridge and Wood...
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    Toyota Group announces tender offer to privatize Toyota Industries
    In a bid to advance its transformation into a mobility company, Toyota Group announced a planned tender offer for the shares of Toyota Industries Corp., involving Toyota Motor Corp., Aisin Corp., DENSO Corp. and Toyota Tsusho Corp. These transactions aim to privatize Toyota Industries. A new holding company will be created, with Toyota Fudosan investing approximately ¥180 billion (about $1.26 billion) and Akio Toyoda committing ¥1 billion. Toyota Motor plans to invest about ¥700 billion in...
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    US Senate blocks California's plan to end gasoline-only vehicle sales by 2035
    The US Senate voted to block California's plan to end the sale of gasoline-only vehicles by 2035, a policy adopted by 11 other states. This decision affects a third of the US auto market and challenges the waiver granted by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in December 2024 under former president Joe Biden. The waiver allowed California to mandate electric vehicles for at least 80% of new car sales by 2035. Automakers such as General Motors and Toyota, who lobbied against thes...
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    Foretellix expands Foretify platform to train autonomous vehicle stacks
    Foretellix, a leader in data automation for AI-powered autonomy, announced an expansion of its Foretify platform to help autonomous vehicle developers reduce development time by half and save substantial financial resources. The platform addresses the challenges faced by autonomous vehicle developers in the realm of physical AI, offering solutions to train AI engines using real drive data augmented with hyper-realistic synthetic data. The necessity of validating autonomous vehicle systems for sa...
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    Pony.ai partners with Dubai RTA for robo-taxis deployment in the Middle Eastern metropolis
    In a press release on May 26, Pony.ai announced a memorandum of understanding with Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) to introduce its robo-taxi fleet in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. This move aligns with Dubai's 2030 Smart City Vision, aiming to transform 25% of the city's transportation to autonomous mode by 2030. The collaboration involves a phased rollout, with supervised trials starting in 2025 and fully driverless operations planned for 2026. Pony.ai plans to commence mass prod...
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    Toyota recalls 443,000 Tundra vehicles in the US due to reverse lamp defect
    Toyota is initiating a safety recall for certain models of year 2022–25 Tundra and Tundra Hybrid vehicles in the US to fix a glitch in their reverse lights that could make them stop working, Fox Business reported May 23. The recall affects 443,000 vehicles. According to the report filed by the automaker with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the multilayer vent patch in the reverse light assemblies of the recalled vehicles "may separate over tim...
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    Toyota, Sinotruck partner to advance R&D in hydrogen fuel-cell trucks and powertrain systems
    On April 25, a strategic cooperation agreement was signed between Sinotruk and Toyota Motor Corp. at Toyota's headquarters in Nagoya, Japan. The signing ceremony was attended by high-level representatives including Man Shenggang, party committee secretary and chairman of Shandong Heavy Industry Group; and Yoichi Miyazaki, executive vice president of Toyota Motor Corp. The event also saw participation from Ma Changhai, deputy general manager of Shandong Heavy Industry Group; and Mits...
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    Zoox plans to test autonomous vehicles in Atlanta
    Zoox, Amazon's autonomous vehicle unit, is preparing to begin testing its self-driving vehicles in Atlanta, according to a report published by TechCrunch on May 20. The company has completed the initial mapping phase in Atlanta and plans to commence autonomous driving later this summer. This makes Atlanta the seventh US city where Zoox is testing its vehicles. The announcement comes just after Waymo and its partner Uber revealed plans to start offering rides in their robo-taxis to early access u...
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    Toyota, group suppliers launch Software Academy to boost expertise in AI and software
    Toyota Motor and its mobility technology subsidiary, Woven by Toyota, have partnered with their group suppliers Aisin, DENSO and Toyota Tsusho to launch the Toyota Software Academy. This initiative aims to strengthen human resource development focused on AI and software. Additionally, Toyota is introducing the Global AI Accelerator (GAIA) to enhance investments in AI research and development, which is expected to drive innovation. Together, these efforts aim to nurture AI ...
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    Foretellix enhances AI training for autonomous vehicles with NVIDIA Omniverse integration
    As reported in a press release on May 21, Foretellix developed the Foretify data automation toolchain, which trains AI-powered autonomous vehicle stacks by curating real-world data and augmenting it with synthetic scenarios. This toolchain leverages NVIDIA Omniverse and Cosmos to create hyper-realistic sensor simulation data, boosting the efficiency of achieving safety in specific operational design domains (ODDs) by tenfold. It also assesses real and simulated drive data to provide independent ...
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    Toyota debuts new Arene software platform in revamped RAV4
    Toyota Motor Corp. unveiled its new RAV4 on May 21, with plans for a Japan launch before the end of financial year 2025. The RAV4, which began in 1994, was a pioneer in the crossover sport utility vehicle genre and has evolved over five generations to accommodate changing lifestyles. The fifth-generation, launched in 2019, was built on the Toyota New Global Architecture and enhanced for both on-and off-road driving. The sixth-generation RAV4, unveiled in 2025, aims to support an active lifestyle...
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    All-new Toyota RAV4 SUV features new hybrid system, island architecture interior concept
    On May 21, Toyota unveiled its all-new RAV4 sport utility vehicle, with plans for a launch in Japan before the end of financial year 2025. The RAV4 has been a pioneer in the crossover SUV genre since it was launched over 30 years ago, evolving through five generations to adapt to changing lifestyles worldwide. The sixth-generation RAV4 features a newly developed hybrid system that enhances acceleration, resulting in a versatile SUV that feels capable of tackling any challenge. The RAV4 is&nbs...
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    Toyoda Gosei introduces new steering wheel for steer-by-wire steering systems
    Toyoda Gosei introduced a new steering wheel specifically designed for steer-by-wire (SBW) steering systems, a next-generation power steering system that replaces mechanical linkages between the steering wheel and wheels with electronic control. The advanced steering wheel enhances driving comfort and is compatible with SBW systems that deliver precise steering maneuvering and exceptional steering feel. The steering wheel is set to debut in the Lexus RZ, Toyota's latest battery-electri...
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    Uber partners with May Mobility to scale autonomous vehicles
    In a press release on May 1, Uber Technologies and May Mobility have announced a new multiyear strategic partnership aimed at deploying thousands of autonomous vehicles on the Uber platform over the next few years. The initial launch is planned for Arlington, Texas, by the end of 2025. The partnership reflects both companies' shared goal to rapidly scale autonomous vehicles usage in ride-hailing services, expanding access to autonomous vehicles across various markets and enhancing consumer ...
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    Toyota and Waymo collaborate to advance autonomous driving technologies
    According to a press release on April 30, Toyota Motor Corp. and Waymo have reached a preliminary agreement to explore a collaboration with a focus on advancing autonomous driving technologies. The partnership will include Woven by Toyota as Toyota's strategic enabler, contributing its expertise in software and mobility innovation. The collaboration aims to enhance road safety and increase mobility. Toyota and Waymo plan to combine their respective expertise to develop a new autonomous vehicl...
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    Toyota Motor explores buying out Toyota Industries for $42 billion
    Toyota Motor is exploring the possibility of investing in a potential buyout of Toyota Industries, Reuters reported April 27. “We are currently exploring various possibilities, including partial investment,” the Japanese automaker confirmed in a regulatory filing with the Tokyo Stock Exchange on April 26. Meanwhile, a report from Bloomberg on April 25 said that Akio Toyoda, chairman of Toyota Motor, and his founding family have proposed to acquire Toyota Industries for ¥6 trillion (...
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    Auto Shanghai 2025: Pony AI launches seventh-generation robo-taxi lineup
    In a press release on April 23, Pony AI introduced its seventh-generation autonomous driving system during the Shanghai International Automobile Industry Exhibition. This new system is equipped with a 100% automotive-grade autonomous driving kit, boasting enhanced safety and stability for passengers and a longer product life cycle. The system's design optimizations have led to a 70% reduction in bill-of-materials costs, including an 80% decrease in autonomous driving computation costs and a 68% ...
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    Toyota invests additional $88 million at its West Virginia plant in the US
    Toyota North America Inc. announced an additional investment of $88 million at its West Virginia, US, plant to assemble the next generation of hybrid transaxles. This investment increases the total funding in the plant to over $2.8 billion. The hybrid transaxle, a key component in electrified vehicles, transfers power seamlessly between the engine, electric motor and wheels. Production is scheduled to commence in late 2026, and the component will be integrated into upcoming Toyota and Lexus m...
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    Panasonic Automotive Systems joins the Linux Foundation as a Gold Member
    Panasonic Automotive Systems (PAS) has joined the Linux Foundation as a Gold Member, aiming to enhance its open-source engagement and initiatives both in Japan and globally. PAS, established in April 2022, operates under the Panasonic Group and focuses on automotive systems that contribute to comfortable, safe and secure vehicles. The Linux Foundation, a nonprofit organization that promotes open source innovation, welcomed PAS, highlighting its role in automotive innovation and collaborative sof...
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    Japanese automakers collaborate to showcase synthetic fuel vehicles at Expo 2025 Osaka in Japan
    Eneos Corp., along with Suzuki Motor Corp., Subaru Corp., Daihatsu Motor Co., Toyota Motor Corp. and Mazda Motor Corp., announced their collaboration to provide passenger vehicles that use a fuel mixture containing synthetic fuel during the Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan, for transporting guests within the venue. This initiative is supported by the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization's Green Innovation Fund. Eneos will produce the synthetic fuel at a demonstrati...
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    Lexus secures land in Shanghai to build a wholly-owned EV plant
    Lexus, the premium brand of Toyota, has recently acquired a significant plot of land in Shanghai's Jinshan district for the construction of its first electric vehicle plant in mainland China. The land, spanning approximately 1.13 million square meters, was acquired for 1.353 billion yuan (about $185 million), as confirmed by the Shanghai Public Resources Trading Center. This purchase was completed on April 1 and grants Lexus a 50-year term of usage for the land, specifically allocated for new...
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    Toyota plans to expand EV lineup to 15 models by 2027
    Toyota is setting its sights on an expanded electric vehicle lineup with plans to develop about 15 EV models by 2027, aiming for an annual production target of approximately 1 million cars, as reported by the Nikkei newspaper. The company, however, has not officially commented on these plans. Currently, Toyota has developed five EV models in-house, with production limited to Japan and mainland China. By extending production to the US, Thailand and Argentina, Toyota aims to mitigate tariff and...
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    O9 signs SaaS agreement with Toyota Motor to drive supply chain transformation
    O9 Solutions, a company that has developed an AI software platform that is used for planning and decision-making, has entered into a software-as-a-service or SaaS agreement with Japan’s largest vehicle manufacturer Toyota Motor Corporation, o9 Solutions announced on March 31. As part of the agreement, Toyota will deploy o9’s advanced supply chain management platform, which is expected to help the vehicle manufacturer in optimizing its supply chain operations and drive greater efficiency i...
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    Toyota delays plans to set up lithium-ion plant in Southern Japan
    Toyota has decided to delay the construction of a lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery plant for electric vehicles in Fukuoka prefecture, southern Japan, according to a report by The Asahi Shimbun. The postponement arises amid concerns over slower EV demand in some of the company's key markets. This decision reflects Toyota's cautious approach toward its next-generation EV releases, aiming to ensure quality and address issues brought by new technology. Additionally, a significant factor in reeva...
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    Toyota plans to establish an R&D center in Bangaluru, India, by 2027
    Japan’s largest carmaker Toyota Motor Corp. plans to establish its first research and development center in India under its locally operating subsidiary, according to a report published by Autocar Professional on March 21. The news report cited Bloomberg as the original source of this story. It said that the planned India R&D center will be Toyota's third R&D location in the Asia-Pacific region, outside Japan. The carmaker has already made R&D investments in Thailand and Grea...
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    Lizhong Group partners with Toyota for aluminum recycling
    Lizhong Sitong Light Alloys Group (Lizhong Group), a Chinese supplier of aluminum alloy materials and wheels, has entered a partnership with Toyota on the recovery and recycling of aluminum in both mainland China and abroad, Yicai Global reported March 14. Under the partnership, Lizhong and Toyota will collect and sort recycled materials as well as develop and produce recycled aluminum alloy materials and automotive parts. The two partners will also conduct joint research and develop related pro...
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    Toyota partners with Transatel to launch connected vehicle services in Latin America
    Toyota Motor Corp. has announced a collaboration with Transatel, an NTT DATA subsidiary and a global provider of cellular connectivity solutions, to introduce connected vehicle services in Latin America. This partnership involves the integration of Transatel's multinetwork (e)SIM cards into Toyota vehicles in the Latin American market, facilitating a range of services such as telematics and onboard Wi-Fi hotspots. Already available for customers in Brazil and Argentina, this initiative is expect...
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    Toyota to launch nine new EVs in Europe by 2026
    Toyota has announced its intention to significantly increase its electric vehicle offerings in Europe with the launch of nine fully-electric models between 2025 and 2026 for its Toyota and Lexus brands. This move is seen as an effort to compete more aggressively in the burgeoning EV market. In 2025, the company plans to introduce three new electric sport utility vehicle models under the Toyota brand: The bZ4X, Urban Cruiser and C-HR+. This will be followed by the addition of three more EVs in...
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    Toyota launches affordable bZ3x EV featuring Lidar and NVIDIA chip in China
    Toyota has launched its all-electric family sport utility vehicle, the Toyota bZ3x, also known locally as Bozhi 3X in China, as reported by Inside EVs on March 8. This model is notable for being Toyota's most affordable electric vehicle in China, with prices ranging from 109,800 yuan (about $15,150) to 149,800 yuan (about $20,707) for versions equipped with Lidar and self-driving features, showcasing the company's intent to compete more aggressively in the rapidly evolving and highly competitive...
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    Toyota launches hydrogen refueling facility in Indonesia
    Toyota Indonesia has officially launched its hydrogen refueling system (HRS) facility, located at the xEV Center TMMIN Karawang Plant 3, in Indonesia, the company announced Feb. 11. The facility is built with an investment of more than 35 billion rupiah (about $2.1 million), and is an example of collaboration between Toyota Indonesia, the national automotive industry, government, academia, Pertamina, PLN, BRIN and other stakeholders in Indonesia. The newly opened facility aims to focus on ...
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    Toyota unveils phase one of Woven City
    Toyota Motor Corp. Chairman Akio Toyoda recently announced the completion of the phase one building construction of Toyota Woven City. This follows his 2018 announcement of Toyota's transition into a mobility company and his 2020 revelation of plans for Woven City, a mobility test course. After breaking ground in 2021, the first phase concluded in October 2024, with preparations underway for the official launch in fall 2025, which will welcome the first residents. Woven City aims to foster co...
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    Toyota recalls nearly 41,000 Toyota and Lexus vehicles over seatbelt defect
    Toyota is recalling 40,922 Toyota and Lexus vehicles to fix an issue with seatbelts. The recall includes model years 2025 Toyota Camry sedans, 2025 Lexus NX and 2024–2025 Lexus RX crossovers. In recalled vehicles, the seatbelt webbing may have been damaged during assembly. This could leave a weakened seatbelt that might not restrain an occupant in a crash. Toyota will notify affected vehicle owners in late March or early April. To address this issue, the company’s dealers will inspect the...
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    Toyota develops new fuel-cell system
    Toyota Motor Corp. has developed a new fuel-cell (FC) system, its third-generation, to meet the specific needs of the commercial sector with the same durability as conventional diesel-powered engines, the Japanese vehicle manufacturer said Feb. 14. According to the company, its all-new, third-generation FC system features significant improvements in performance, including fuel efficiency and a significant reduction in costs, compared to the prior version. In addition to passenger vehi...
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    Toyota pioneers new high-voltage battery recycling method
    Toyota Chemical Engineering has pioneered a new recycling method for high-voltage batteries, aiming to significantly reduce CO2 emissions during the recycling process while enhancing the reuse of raw materials. The traditional approach to battery recycling involves an incineration process, which not only results in the loss of recoverable materials but also generates substantial CO2 emissions. Recognizing the need for a more environmentally friendly recycling method, Toyota has been conduct...
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    May Mobility launches driver-out service in Peachtree Corners, Georgia
    May Mobility has initiated its first commercial driver-out transportation service in Peachtree Corners, a suburb of Atlanta, as reported in a press release on Feb. 12. This development signifies May Mobility's third driverless deployment in the US, following earlier projects in Sun City, Arizona, and Ann Arbor, Michigan. The service, developed in collaboration with Curiosity Lab, T-Mobile and the city of Peachtree Corners, has been operational since September 2024, providing public rides in...
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    Toyota recalls model year 2024–2025 Tacoma pickups over potential brake fluid leak
    Toyota has announced a safety recall for specific models of the model year (MY) 2024–2025 Tacoma 4-wheel-drive (4WD) pickup trucks that are equipped with 16-inch brakes and 17-inch wheels. The recall covers the Tacoma pickup trucks sold not only in North America but also in Central and South America, among other regions globally. Of the total, 106,000 vehicles are recalled in the US alone. The affected vehicles were produced between Jan. 2, 2024, and Jan. 7, 2025, at Toyota’s plant in T...
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    Toyota partners with Unity for innovative in-car graphical user interface development
    Unity, renowned for its advanced platform for creating and growing games and interactive experiences, has been chosen by Toyota Motor Corp. to develop the graphical user interface (GUI) for Toyota's upcoming in-car human-machine interface (HMI), aiming to enhance the in-car experience significantly. This collaboration marks a significant move for Toyota, showcasing the potential of Unity's real-time 3D technology, which has been honed through extensive use in the gaming industry across various p...
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    Ionna launches full-scale national EV charging network rollout in US
    Ionna, an electric vehicle charging joint venture initiated by global automakers BMW, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz, Stellantis and Toyota, has announced its progression from a public beta phase to a full-scale national rollout. This announcement came during a significant event held at the inaugural Ionna Rechargery in Apex, North Carolina, coupled with the unveiling of its new headquarters and Customer Experience Lab in Durham, North Carolina. This transition signifies a...
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    Toyota strengthens its overseas EV and battery manufacturing capabilities
    Toyota Motor Corp. is set to start operations at its first in-house battery manufacturing plant outside Japan, the Toyota Battery Manufacturing North Carolina (TBMNC). Set to begin production in April, this nearly $14 billion facility will produce batteries for hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs), plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) and battery-electric vehicles (BEVs). The plant, located in North Carolina, US, is expected to create approximately 5,000 jobs, reinforcing Toyota's commitment...
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    Pioneering the road ahead: key automotive innovations unveiled at CES 2025
    Over the years the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has become a center stage for automotive innovations. CES 2025 focused on the practical implementation of existing technologies rather than introducing new concept models, highlighting a shift toward refining and deploying previously unveiled innovations. Software-defined vehicles (SDVs) emerged as a central theme at CES 2025, reflecting their growing prominence and the intensified support from the broader automotive ecosystem. However, particip...
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    2025 Toyota Prius introduces advanced features and technology
    The 2025 Toyota Prius, continuing its legacy of innovation since its inception in 1997, introduces enhanced features and technology, maintaining its global sales tally of over 5.3 million units, including 350,000 plug-in hybrid vehicles. The newest iteration of the vehicle now includes geo-fencing technology, an app-based digital key, and wireless smartphone charging as standard across its range. The plug-in hybrid model combines an all-electric range of up to 110 km in city and urban settings w...
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    Toyota remains world's top automaker in 2024 despite sales dip
    In 2024, Toyota Motor retained its position as the world's top-selling automaker for the fifth consecutive year, despite a 3.7% decrease in global group unit sales, totaling 10.8 million vehicles. This decline encompassed sales from its subsidiaries, the compact car manufacturer Daihatsu and truck manufacturer Hino Motors. A significant factor contributing to the downturn was a sharp decrease in sales within Japan, attributed to governance issues related to certification test procedures, particu...
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    Toyota teams up with Hydrogen Refueling Solutions, ENGIE to build hydrogen refueling infrastructure in Europe
    Toyota Motor Europe has signed an agreement with Hydrogen Refueling Solutions (HRS) and global energy company ENGIE to roll out the next generation hydrogen refueling systems, the Japanese carmaker’s European unit announced Jan. 28. The newly developed hydrogen refueling solution will be piloted in an EU-funded RHeaDHy project that focuses on accelerating infrastructure deployment, the company said. The EU-funded RHeaDHy project stands for refueling heavy duty with very high flow hydroge...
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    Toyota Motor plans China plant to build Lexus EVs
    Toyota Motor plans to establish a new factory in China for the production of electric vehicles, according to a report published by Nikkei Asia on Dec. 23. The company intends to manufacture its luxury Lexus brand at this new facility, which will be located in Shanghai.  Historically, Toyota has operated in China through joint ventures with local manufacturers, but it will independently build and manage this new factory. The Japanese automaker aims to commence operations at...
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    Toyota Motor collaborates with WeaveGrid to offer vehicle-to-grid services to customers in North America
    Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) announced Dec. 19 that it is collaborating with WeaveGrid to ensure smooth integration of its battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) and plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEVs) with the electric grid in order to facilitate an efficient, equitable and resilient energy transition in the region. The move is part of Toyota’s larger strategy that aims to develop a seamless home-charging experience as the carmaker prepares to ramp up for its next-generation electric vehic...
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    WeaveGrid secures $28 million to enhance EV-grid integration
    WeaveGrid, a San Francisco-based software company focused on facilitating the integration of electric vehicles with the electric grid, has successfully raised $28 million in funding. The investment round was led by Woven Capital, Toyota's growth fund, and saw participation from existing investors such as Activate Capital, Collab Fund, Emerson Collective and Salesforce Ventures. Additionally, debt financing for this round was provided by HSBC Innovation Banking. The funding is aimed at ad...
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    Novares inaugurates a new plant in Czech Republic
    Novares has inaugurated its new plant located in the city of Cerhovice in Czech Republic on Dec. 18, marking a significant move by the French company to maintain its operations in the Czech market, following the destruction of the Zebrak premises a few months earlier. This move is part of the Group's strategy to stay close to its global customers, ensuring the delivery standards in terms of quality and availability are met. The plant is set to continue serving its existing customer base, whic...
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    Toyota receives $4.5 million for EV battery circularity project from US DOE
    Toyota Engineering & Manufacturing North America, Inc. (TEMA), part of Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) R&D, has been selected for a $4.5 million funding grant from the US Department of Energy's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy. This funding is allocated under the Catalyzing Innovative Research for Circular Use of Long-lived Advanced Rechargeables Program aimed at bolstering a domestic, circular supply chain for electric vehicle batteries. TEMA's Toyota Research Institute of ...
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    Toyota Kentucky invests $922 million in new paint facility in US
    Toyota Kentucky has announced a significant investment of $922 million to construct a new advanced paint facility, emphasizing the company's dedication to US manufacturing, environmental sustainability and stable employment. This state-of-the-art facility, set to open in 2027, aims to enhance operational efficiencies, diminish environmental impacts and improve the quality of vehicle finishes. The addition will expand the plant's capacity by 1 million square feet, while targeting a 30% re...
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    May Mobility launches autonomous e-Palette deployment at Toyota Motor Kyushu factory in Fukuoka, Japan
    May Mobility announced in a press release on Dec. 3 its latest initiative, a corporate autonomous vehicle service, in collaboration with Toyota using the e-Palette mobility-as-a-service vehicle platform. This new service, launched at Toyota Motor Kyushu Co.'s Miyata factory in Fukuoka, Japan, aims to provide a streamlined and effective transportation solution for the factory's employees and guests. The service utilizes a custom version of the e-Palette battery-electric vehicle, which has been in...
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    Hydrexia and Toyota Motor Philippines enter hydrogen technology partnership
    Hydrexia Sdn. Bhd., under the umbrella of Hydrexia Holding Ltd., and Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP) have entered into a commercial agreement under which Hydrexia has supplied TMP with a containerized mobile hydrogen refueling station (HRS) designed for refueling hydrogen internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles (HICEV), including the Toyota Corolla Cross H2 Concept. This vehicle was a highlight at the Toyota "Beyond Zero" event during the Philippine International Motor Show (PIMS) in October...
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    May Mobility launches second US driverless operation in Ann Arbor
    As reported in a press release on Nov. 20, May Mobility has announced its second US driverless operation in Ann Arbor, Michigan, following its initial launch in Sun City, Arizona. The move marks a significant step toward the expansion of commercial driver-out vehicle services across the US and Japan. The company is working closely with key partners such as Toyota, NTT and Lyft to achieve this objective. The testing in Ann Arbor is distinguished by its challenging traffic conditions, weather patt...
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    Toyota showcases concept technology for hydrogen-powered internal combustion engine vehicles
    At ENEOS Super Taikyu Series 2024, Toyota Motor Corp. showcased a new hydrogen-powered concept model that aims to utilize boil-off gas, a byproduct of driving with liquid hydrogen. The automaker said that the technology is still in concept stage, and it is seeking partnerships to bring this technology into reality. Use of liquid hydrogen allows for greater storage capacity compared to gaseous hydrogen due to its higher density. However, it presents a challenge known as boil-off, where st...
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    Automotive Grade Linux launches OSPO Expert Group led by Toyota
    Automotive Grade Linux (AGL), a cross-industry collaborative initiative aimed at developing an open-source platform for software-defined vehicles (SDVs), has established a new Open Source Program Office (OSPO) Expert Group in San Francisco, California. Led by Toyota with support from Aisin and Panasonic, the group aims to promote the establishment of OSPOs within the automotive industry and facilitate the exchange of best practices and information among them. The initiative comes as a response t...
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    Toyota, Suzuki expand strategic partnership to include supply of battery-electric vehicle model from 2025
    Toyota Motor and Suzuki Motor have agreed to further expand their cooperation. As part of the latest agreement between the two Japanese automakers, Suzuki will supply a battery-electric vehicle (BEV), a sport utility vehicle model, to Toyota. Suzuki is expected to begin commercial production of this electric SUV at its Gujarat plant in India from spring 2025.  First announced in 2016, the strategic partnership between Toyota and Suzuki has evolved under the guidance of Akio Toyoda, chair...
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    Toyota and NTT invest $3.26 billion in AI for autonomous vehicles
    Toyota Motor and Japan's Nippon Telegraph and Telephone (NTT) have announced plans to invest ¥500 billion (about $3.26 billion) in research and development aimed at creating AI software to enhance autonomous driving capabilities, according to a report published by Nikkei Asia on Oct. 28. According to reports, this collaboration between the automotive giant and the telecommunications leader aims to develop automotive software that utilizes AI to predict accidents and potentially take control ...
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    Toyota Motor Europe launches second cohort of Toyota Open Labs innovation platform
    Toyota Motor Europe, along with its partners, has launched an open call for the second cohort of the Toyota Open Labs innovation platform, the company announced Oct. 25. The carmaker said that this initiative aims to connect startups with business units across the Toyota group and empower their ambitions to scale up and contribute to a sustainable future. According to Toyota, selected companies will get a chance to work with key business units on six strategic categories: a) Electric Ve...
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    Japanese automakers unite to boost in-car software development
    Toyota, Honda and Nissan have entered into an agreement to promote collaboration on the development of in-car software, the Yomiuri Shimbun reported Oct. 16. The collaboration will explore standardizing specifications for certain car functions, including window operations and wiper movements. Executives from these Japanese automakers met officials of Japan’s Economy, Trade and Industry Ministry last week to discuss the details of this collaborative approach at the Japan Mobility Show, formerly...
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    Toyota partners with Revel for free EV charging in NYC
    Toyota Motor North America and Revel have entered into an agreement to provide Toyota and Lexus battery-electric vehicle (BEV) customers with free access to Revel's DC fast-charging network in New York City until Oct. 14, 2027. Revel, known for operating New York City's largest network of public fast-charging stations, will open its services to Toyota and Lexus BEVs, aiming to improve the charging experience for vehicle owners in the area. This collaboration is part of Toyota's broader commit...
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    Toyota recalls 42,200 Corolla Cross Hybrid subcompact SUVs to fix issue with brake system
    Toyota is recalling 42,199 Corolla Cross Hybrid subcompact sport utility vehicles from the 2023 and 2024 model years to fix an issue with the brake systems. In affected vehicles, a faulty brake actuator assembly could cause the brake pedal to have reduced force, resulting in a longer braking distance. The brake actuator assembly was supplied by Bosch. Not all the recalled vehicles were sold in the US. According to the documents filed by Toyota with the US National Highway Traffic Safety Admin...
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    Toyota Kirloskar Motor to invest $2.5 billion on a new EV plant in Maharashtra, India
    Toyota Kirloskar Motor Pvt. Ltd. (TKM), which is an Indian joint venture between Japan’s largest automaker Toyota Motor Corp. and India’s Kirloskar Group, has been allotted a land parcel of 827 acres for a new manufacturing plant in the western state of Maharashtra, India, according to a news report published by PTI on Oct. 7. In July 2024, TKM had signed an agreement with the state government of Maharashtra to set up a greenfield manufacturing plant for electric and hybrid cars. The l...
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    Yokohama collaborates with Toyota for eco-friendly tires on new Camry
    Yokohama Rubber has announced its partnership with Toyota Motor Corp. by providing its BluEarth-GT AE51 tires as original equipment for Toyota's new hybrid sedan, the Camry, according to a press release on Oct. 4. The collaboration marks a significant step as the Camry, equipped with the 21555R1794V tire size, is being gradually launched across various global markets including Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Australia. The BluEarth-GT AE51 tires, part of Yokohama's environmentally focuse...
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    Peachtree Corners deploys autonomous vehicle in partnership with May Mobility and T-Mobile
    As reported in a press release on Sept. 26, Peachtree Corners, one of the US' initial smart city environments utilizing real-world connected infrastructure and T-Mobile's 5G technology, has partnered with May Mobility for the deployment of autonomous vehicle solutions in Georgia. The collaboration aims to provide on-demand autonomous transportation service, starting with the operation of autonomous Toyota Sienna Autono-MaaS vehicles. These vehicles will be showcased along Technology Parkway i...
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    LG Chem to supply cathode active materials to Toyota-Panasonic JV PPES
    LG Chem has announced a collaboration with Prime Planet Energy & Solutions (PPES), a joint venture between Toyota Motor Corp. and Panasonic Corp., to supply cathode active materials (CAM) starting in 2026. The agreement underscores LG Chem's commitment to its global expansion strategy and its dedication to supporting the development of a decarbonized society through sustainable and innovative technology. The Japanese electric vehicle battery manufacturer PPES is known for supplying batter...
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