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Toyota Motor

Lexus is the luxury vehicle division of Japanese car maker Toyota. The Lexus marque is marketed in more than 70 countries and territories worldwide and has become Japan's largest-selling make of premium cars.

Lexus

Subaru is an auto manufacurer of which Toyota owns 16.66% of.

Subaru

Toyota Motor Corp. engages in the manufacture and sale of motor vehicles and parts. It operates through the following segments: Automotive, Financial Services, and All Other. The Automotive segment designs, manufactures, assembles and sells passenger cars, minivans, trucks, and related vehicle parts and accessories. It is also involved in the development of intelligent transport systems. The Financial Services segment offers purchase or lease financing to Toyota vehicle dealers and customers. It also provides retail leasing through lease contracts purchased by dealers. The All Others segment deals with the design, manufacture, and sale of housing, telecommunications and other businesses. The company was founded by Kiichiro Toyoda on August 28, 1937 and is headquartered in Toyota, Japan.

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U.S. new vehicle sales likely drove off a cliff in March as the coronavirus pandemic pounded consumer confidence and shuttered dealerships across much of the country, and sales are likely to take a further beating in April as social distancing guidelines remain in place.

Coronavirus drives U.S. March auto sales off a cliff

Fiat Chrysler is looking to restart production at some Italian car plants, while Toyota will suspend manufacturing across Europe.

Automakers Take These Opposing Moves Over The Coronavirus

Toyota Motor Corp  said on Monday that it would extend a suspension at all of its factories in Europe with the exception of Russia until further notice, with a restart expected no earlier than April 20.

Toyota says most Europe plants won't restart until April 20 at earliest

Producing and delivering face shields are two more examples of how this auto manufacturer is driving ahead in its efforts to assist in the fight against COVID-19.

Toyota to Begin Fabricating Face Shields

Toyota Motor Corp's North American unit said on Friday it would produce face shields, ventilators and respirators, as the death toll from the coronavirus exceeds 1,200 in the United States.

Toyota to make face masks in U.S. to aid coronavirus battle

US automakers have come to the rescue when the nation has faced supply shortages during wartime in the past. Ford built heavy bomber airplanes and GM built amphibious assault craft, among other things.

Automakers are racing to make ventilators. But it's not that easy

Toyota Motor Corp  has sought a credit line totaling 1 trillion yen ($9.23 billion) from Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp and MUFG Bank as fund-raising costs rise on the back of the coronavirus pandemic, Kyodo News reported on Friday.

Toyota seeks $9.2 billion credit line from Sumitomo Mitsui, MUFG Bank: Kyodo

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Toyota, Honda and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles will not reopen North American factories at the end of the month as planned as the COVID-19 disease spreads and dampens demand for new cars, trucks and SUVs. FCA said Thursday that plants across the U.S.

Major automakers Toyota, Honda, FCA extend factory closures

Toyota Motor Corp  said it will extend a shutdown of all North American plants for two weeks due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and decline in vehicle demand.

Toyota extends shutdown of North American plants through April 17

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The coronavirus pandemic has caused a sharp drop-off in demand for tires and cars, causing manufacturers across North and South America to furlough workers and implement partial factory shutdowns.

Automakers, Tire Manufacturers Announce Plant Closures In Mexico

The carmaker is reacting to the economic fallout from the pandemic by scaling back operations.

Toyota Idles Japanese Plants Due to Drop in Demand

Toyota Motor Corp. (NYSE: TM) and its Hino heavy-truck subsidiary are working together on fuel cell trucks for Japan in a project similar to one Toyota is undertaking with PACCAR Inc.

Toyota And Hino Work On Fuel Cell Heavy-Duty Trucks

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Toyota has become one of the first major marketers to wade into the coronavirus era with new advertising aimed at the new sensibilities.

Toyota Puts Out One Of First Ads Aimed To Calm Rattled Consumers

Toyota Motor Corp  said on Thursday it will extend a planned two-day shutdown of all North American plants through April 3 as the spread of coronavirus continues.

Toyota extends North America production shutdown through April 3

Automakers need to brace up for a prolonged period of weakness, with sales likely to face the heat at least till the first half of this year.

Automakers Put Brakes on US Production Amid Coronavirus Scare

While European carmakers like Volkswagen and BMW are already warning a difficult year ahead, there are concerns about sustained economic impacts.

Coronavirus Wrecks Europe Auto Industry: Rough Road Ahead

The pandemic has forced several automotive manufactures to temporarily cease production.

Toyota Joins List of Automakers Shutting Production in Europe

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The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) reported that new registrations (a proxy for sales) in February fell by 7.4% year over year.

Auto Industry Collides With Coronavirus

Toyota Motor Corp  on Wednesday said it planned to stop output at more vehicles plants in Europe and Asia as the spread of the coronavirus prompts countries to instruct non-essential businesses to suspend operations.

Toyota says plans to shut more plants in Europe, Asia due to coronavirus

Toyota Motor Corporation (NYSE: TM) has partnered with Beijing-based artificial intelligence startup Momenta to commercialize its high definition road map for automated vehicles, the Nikkei Asian Review reported Wednesday.

Toyota Partners With China's Momenta To Commercialize HD Maps For Self-Driving Vehicles

The Toyota Camry shot to the top of U.S. passenger sales rankings in the late 1990s, based on a formula of reliability and inoffensive design.

How the 'boring' Toyota Camry became the best-selling passenger car in America

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The market for flying cars, or electric air taxis, is expected to continue growth this decade, soaring to $1.5 trillion globally by 2040, according to a Morgan Stanley Research study.

The flying taxi market is ready for takeoff, changing the travel experience forever

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Notably, passenger car sales in China tanked nearly 41% through the first two months of 2020, reflecting the largest sales decline in two decades.

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