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Company news also includes Toyota Motor North America activity, U.S. manufacturing investments, sustainability and regulatory leadership changes, and commercialization work for Toyota Hydrogen Solutions. Brand partnerships and marketing programs appear alongside operating updates tied to vehicle demand, production capacity, and corporate governance.
Toyota (NYSE: TM) announced a partnership with 3x Latin Grammy-nominated Puerto Rican artist Álvaro Díaz centered on his album OMAKASE, which has surpassed 200 million global streams and debuted at No. 1 on Spotify’s Top Albums Debut Global chart.
The collaboration includes limited-edition posters by artists Shingo Yamazaki and Bikismo, a special performance at the Toyota Music Den during Lollapalooza, social activations via Toyota Latino channels, and integration into Toyota’s broader music initiatives such as Sounds of the Road with SiriusXM.
Toyota (NYSE:TM) and Kids In Need Foundation are marking five years of collaboration through Toyota's Big Summer Giveback and KINF's national Supply A Student program. In 2026, more than 680 dealerships will participate, including over 65 dealerships each contributing $10,000 and hosting local backpack distribution events.
According to Toyota, the initiative has generated over $8.5 million in cumulative donations to date and supported more than 300,000 students nationwide. The 2026 campaign is expected to provide essential school supplies to over 100,000 students. From August 1–31, 2026, Toyota will also donate $3 to KINF for every eligible oil change with tire rotation at participating service centers, with additional support possible via online donations.
Toyota (NYSE:TM) announced updates to the 2027 Sequoia/b), featuring a sharper exterior design, expanded off-road capability and upgraded in-vehicle technology. A newly available on the SR5 grade adds Michelin LTX Trail 265/70R18 tires, Old Man Emu suspension, front recovery hooks, extra underbody protection, Multi-Terrain Select, Crawl Control and a locking rear differential.
The 2027 Sequoia adopts Toyota’s latest Audio Multimedia system with standard 14-inch screen, 5G connectivity, enhanced “Hey Toyota” Voice Assistant, built-in Drive Recorder dash cam, and expanded Digital Key functions. Standard Toyota Safety Sense 4.0 is included, and Toyota outlines comprehensive basic, powertrain, corrosion and hybrid component warranties. Full specifications and pricing will follow ahead of production in fall 2026.
Toyota (NYSE:TM) announced an updated 2027 Tundra, featuring a sharpened exterior design, expanded capability and advanced in-vehicle technology. A new Trailhunter package, based on the SR5 grade, adds factory-built overlanding hardware including upgraded suspension, all-terrain tires, front recovery hooks and extra underbody protection at a more accessible price point.
The 2027 Tundra now includes the latest Toyota Audio Multimedia with integrated AT&T 5G, a standard 14-inch screen, enhanced Voice Assistant, Digital Key support and a built-in Drive Recorder Dash Cam. It continues to offer gas and hybrid i-FORCE MAX powertrains, comes standard with Toyota Safety Sense 4.0, and carries Toyota’s existing new-vehicle and hybrid component warranties. Full specifications and pricing are planned for fall 2026.
Toyota (NYSE:TM) will invest $3.6 billion to expand its San Antonio, Texas plant with a second vehicle assembly line for the Tacoma. The project adds 2,000 jobs and 2.5 million square feet, aiming to double the campus size by 2030.
Tacoma production will shift from Baja California to San Antonio over about four years, bringing Toyota’s total investment in San Antonio to $8.3 billion and increasing the local workforce to roughly 6,000 team members.
Toyota (NYSE:TM) reported June 2026 U.S. sales of 212,793 vehicles, up 10.1% year over year, with electrified models at 122,063 units, up 35.0% and representing 57.4% of volume. Second-quarter sales were 673,971, up 1.1%, including 383,091 electrified vehicles, up 19.5%.
Toyota division June sales rose 11.2% and Lexus 3.9%; Lexus achieved a best-ever June, while RAV4 Hybrid also set an all-time record. TMNA offers 33 electrified vehicles across Toyota and Lexus.
Toyota (NYSE:TM) and Joby Aviation (NYSE:JOBY) launched the initial phase of a strategic manufacturing alliance, creating a joint venture to advance all-electric air taxi production.
The alliance focuses on groundwork for commercial production, improving productivity, quality and cost, and expanding Joby’s eVTOL capacity for certification and expected demand.
Toyota (NYSE:TM) announced executive changes across manufacturing, supply chain, and financial services to support growth and its build-where-it-sells strategy. Retirements include long-time leaders Ellen Farrell at Toyota Financial Services and Kerry Creech at Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky.
Multiple executives receive new roles and expanded responsibilities in manufacturing operations, safety, quality, and supply chain, including assignments at Toyota Motor Corporation and key North American plants. Most changes take effect on July 13, 2026, with some retirements occurring in July and August.
Toyota (NYSE:TM) will be featured on an episode of “Earth with John Holden” airing Sunday, June 21 on Bloomberg Television. The segment highlights Toyota’s Environmental Challenge 2050, including biodiversity projects, solar and renewable power investments, multi-pathway clean mobility, and hybrid battery recycling initiatives.
The program showcases efforts with partners like Savion, Rehlko, and Toyota West Virginia to reduce emissions, support pollinators, deploy virtual power purchase agreements, and develop lower-emission generators, aiming to advance carbon neutrality and a circular economy.
Toyota (NYSE:TM) is highlighting nearly 70 years in America with a sponsored half-hour documentary, “Built to Last: Toyota's Mobility Journey”, produced by Bader Media and hosted by Celena Rae.
The program showcases U.S. manufacturing, a $14 billion North Carolina battery site, and Toyota’s multi-pathway electrified mobility strategy.