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As one of the most dominant automotive companies in the world, Toyota has certainly pioneered lots of technologies over the generations. This Japanese company has developed and launched some of the most popular hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles of all time. After capturing such growing markets in North America and other continents, the firm wants to expand its lineup of fully electric vehicles. By 2030, Toyota hopes to launch up to 30 new models that will run on electricity. Here's a sneak peek at some of the upcoming EVs that are part of the firm's ambitious Beyond Zero…

 

Toyota continues to focus on developing new electrified models. Its latest bZ4X Concept has the potential to be a groundbreaking vehicle. Let's take a closer look at what this all-electric SUV brings to the table.

Ever Wondered Where Toyota’s Vehicle Names Come From? Are you curious about the meaning behind names like Camry, Celica, or Prius? Toyota doesn’t just build vehicles with reliability and innovation in mind—they also choose names that reflect a deeper purpose or identity. Below, we explore the origins of some of Toyota's most iconic nameplates—and stay tuned as we also spotlight newer favorites like the Mirai, RAV4, and Tacoma.