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Toyota Motor Corporation (TM) reports developments for a global automaker whose American depositary shares represent ordinary shares of the Japanese parent company. Recurring updates cover Toyota and Lexus vehicle sales, electrified-vehicle lineups, new model campaigns such as RAV4, and product categories that include hybrid, plug-in hybrid, all-electric and hydrogen fuel cell technologies.
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.
The 2021 Toyota Avalon introduces significant updates including the first all-wheel drive option and the XSE Nightshade Edition, catering to diverse customer preferences. The Avalon offers a 301-horsepower V6 engine, a hybrid variant with an EPA-estimated 44 MPG, and advanced safety features like Toyota Safety Sense. Notably, the Avalon Hybrid now uses a lithium-ion battery. The lineup features ten variants, with the all-wheel drive expected to account for 20% of sales. Enhanced design and performance options continue to position Avalon as a premium midsize sedan.
Toyota introduces the Corolla Apex Edition for 2021, designed for driving enthusiasts seeking performance and style. Limited to 6,000 units, the Apex Edition enhances the standard Corolla SE and XSE with a sport-tuned exhaust, track-tuned suspension, and a 169-horsepower 2.0-liter Dynamic Force Engine. The model offers options for a Dynamic Shift CVT or a 6-speed intelligent manual transmission. With upgraded features like a sporty body kit, premium interior options, and advanced safety tech, the Corolla Apex Edition combines striking aesthetics with impressive handling.
The 2021 Toyota Camry celebrates its 37th year with a diverse lineup, introducing the first-ever XSE Hybrid. All models now feature Toyota Safety Sense 2.5+, enhancing driver assist technology. The updated exterior includes a redesigned front fascia, new wheel designs, and color options. The all-wheel drive option is expected to make up 15% of sales. Performance models like the TRD remain available, now with additional standard features. Toyota is committed to sustainability and innovation, with 17 configurations offered to maintain its leadership in the midsize sedan market.
Toyota has announced achieving its investment pledge of $13 billion in the U.S. one year earlier than planned. This initiative, active since 2017, has created over 6,500 jobs. Key investments include $700 million for a plant modernization in Indiana and $750 million for expansions across multiple states. The company's total direct investment in the U.S. is over $28.4 billion, with a strong commitment to advancing electrification and mobility. Moving forward, Toyota is poised to meet new content requirements under the USMCA.