Toyota will invest 600 million to enlarge R$ engine plant in the country
12/2/2016 -
Six months after inaugurating the first brand engine plant in South America, Toyota confirmed the second phase of the project, with an investment of 600 million R$ in Porto Feliz (São Paulo), where produces thrusters for the Etios compact.
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Toyota accelerates projects to also be big in Brazil
7/21/2014 -
Toyota took half a century to give, with the launch of the Etios, the great shot to become a popular brand in Brazil. Going forward, however, does not want to wait so long in their next steps in the country.
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VW and Fiat are the ones that lose market
7/3/2014 -
After the first six months from 2014, only four automakers in Brazil-Hyundai, Renault, Toyota and Mitsubishi-, in addition to luxury brands, can bypass the drop in consumption of cars and registering an increase of volumes this year.
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Toyota will launch in March sedan powered by fuel cell
6/26/2014 -
Toyota announced this Thursday that will put on the Japanese market in March 2015 a car equipped with fuel cell technology, or "fuel cells". The technology uses a combination of hydrogen with oxygen p ara generate energy.
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Luxury car bad quarter dribbles and hits record sales
4/8/2014 -
The demand for vehicles in Brazil is falling and the actual lost value against the dollar over the past 12 months, but imports of premium cars to Pluto. In the first quarter, the German trio that heads this market in the world-BMW, Audi and Mercedes-Benz-stuck new record sales in the country, at a time when the three automakers are preparing the ground for the start of production in the national territory.
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Toyota starts building the engine plant in SP
2/21/2014 -
Toyota promoted last Friday the ceremony of launching the cornerstone of its engine plant in Porto Feliz (São Paulo). The event marked the start of construction of the automaker's most productive unit in Brazil, which already has three industrial operations in the State of São Paulo: Indaiatuba, Sorocaba and São Bernardo do Campo.
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Toyota's profit grows 425.9% in 3Q of fiscal year
2/4/2014 -
Toyota reported a growth of 425.9% in net profits for the third quarter of the fiscal year of the company, in comparison with the same period of the previous year. The company profited 525.4 billion yen from October to December.
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Toyota confirms rank of number 1 in the world
1/24/2014 -
With 9.98 million vehicles sold, Toyota held the rank of the world's largest automaker in 2013. This year, the Japanese group expects to sell 340 thousand units, becoming the first automotive manufacturer to overcome the barrier of 10 million units sold in a single year.
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Kia's sales will grow more than Toyotas in 2014, drawn by China
1/24/2014 -
The South Korean carmaker Kia Motors said Friday that it expects its sales to grow faster than those of rival Toyota this year, although the combination of a strong won and a weak yen will put pressure on their results.
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Traditional automakers lose space for newcomers
1/10/2014 -
The transformation in the profile of the automobile market in Brazil-for a scenario of greater competition and diversity of brands-deepened last year when, for the first time in history, the concentration of sales in the four most traditional automakers fell to below 70%. Together, Fiat, Volkswagen, General Motors (GM) and Ford accounted for 67.5% of passenger cars and light utility vehicles licensed in 2013, a fall of more than 3 percentage points compared to 70.8% in the previous year.
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Fiat will hold 100% of Chrysler
1/7/2014 -
Fiat will pay $ 3.65 billion to acquire the 41.5 percent who still has no stake in Chrysler, putting an end to a long process of acquiring that brings light to the future of the two automakers.
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Ford accelerates in China surpasses Toyota and Honda
1/6/2014 -
BEIJING, 6 JAN-Ford and its local partners see sales rise by almost 50 percent last year in China, surpassing the Japanese Giants Toyota and Honda, obtaining large gains in the largest auto market in the world.
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