The next-generation Lexus ES sedan, which debuts at the Beijing auto show next week, will feature a more stylized body with a prominent version of the brand's polarizing "spindle" grille.
Toyota Canada is in the process of retooling its North Plant in Cambridge, Ont., to build the RAV4. It already builds the vehicle in nearby Woodstock, too. The hybrid will be assembled at one of them.
The update gives the RAV4 more ammunition to defend its crown as the top-selling utility vehicle in the nation last year against an ever-growing field of competing small crossovers.
The subcompact sedan that Toyota inherited from its defunct youth-oriented Scion brand is getting another name change for the 2019 model year along with three trim levels.
Contract manufacturer Magna Steyr, a division of Canada's Magna International, will build two new sports cars jointly developed by BMW and Toyota, industry sources said.
Toyota Canada will recall 580 Tundra pickups from the 2017 model year for a seat problem, and 8,180 2018 Tundras and Sequoia SUVs for a glitch that could turn off stability control and other systems.
Toyota Canada is recalling 1,700 vehicles after discovering two defects that could lead to fires. Camrys and a number of Lexus vehicles are affected.
Toyota's Supra performance coupe looks likely to debut in concept form at next month's Geneva auto show after the automaker released a teaser picture. The new Supra is being developed in partnership with BMW.
Toyota's quarterly profit rose 54 per cent, helped by a windfall from lowered U.S. tax liabilities, cost cutting and gains from favourable foreign exchange rates.
Over decades, Toyota built a corporate culture that was the envy of the manufacturing world. Now the industry's most-emulated company is overhauling the way it brings its vaunted production system to every corner of the business.
Toyota's biggest Super Bowl ad buy ever stars a Canadian and includes two spots that push its global Olympics and Paralympics sponsorships. A third ad continues Toyota's "Let's Go Places" campaign.
Toyota is recalling 4,570 vehicles in Canada and nearly 49,000 in the U.S. over an electrical issue that could prevent airbags from deploying during a crash.
