Articles Tagged with "Toyota"

Pony.ai, Toyota China, GAC Toyota to launch Robotaxi fleet in China
Pony.ai, Toyota China, GAC Toyota to launch Robotaxi fleet in China

Pony.ai, Toyota China, and GAC Toyota plan to deploy a fleet of thousands of bZ4X autonomous driving vehicles in the Chinese market, seamlessly integrated into Pony.ai's Robotaxi operation platform.

Apr. 25 , 2024
Toyota's first China-made all-wheel-drive MPV hits market, starting at 299,800 yuan
Toyota's first China-made all-wheel-drive MPV hits market, starting at 299,800 yuan

On April 18, Toyota's first all-wheel-drive MPV manufactured in China, the Toyota Granvia 2024, went on sale officially.

Apr. 19 , 2024
DiDi Autonomous Driving, Toyota Boshoku to co-develop smart cockpit solutions for Robotaxis
DiDi Autonomous Driving, Toyota Boshoku to co-develop smart cockpit solutions for Robotaxis

Toyota Boshoku (China) Co., Ltd. reached partnership with DiDi Autonomous Driving on April 12 to collaboratively develop the next-generation intelligent cabins.

Apr. 16 , 2024
Toyota Motor, Honda Motor, Nissan Motor all boast YoY rise in Nov. China sales
Toyota Motor, Honda Motor, Nissan Motor all boast YoY rise in Nov. China sales

​In November 2023, the three major Japanese automakers, namely Toyota Motor, Honda Motor, and Nissan Motor, all achieved notable sales results in China, posting two-digit year-on-year growth, with Nissan Motor witnessing the steepest surge.

Dec. 14 , 2023
Pony.ai, Toyota unveil inaugural cooperative electric Robotaxi concept car at 2023 CIIE
Pony.ai, Toyota unveil inaugural cooperative electric Robotaxi concept car at 2023 CIIE

Chinese autonomous driving solution developer, Pony.ai, in partnership with Toyota, revealed their inaugural co-developed electric Robotaxi concept car at the 6th China International Import Expo (CIIE) on November 5.

Nov. 6 , 2023
Toyota Motor, Honda Motor, Nissan Motor all face YoY downturn in Aug. China sales
Toyota Motor, Honda Motor, Nissan Motor all face YoY downturn in Aug. China sales

In August 2023, the three major Japanese automakers, namely Toyota Motor, Honda Motor, and Nissan Motor, all failed to turnaround the continuous year-over-year downturn in their monthly China sales, with Nissan Motor witnessing the largest plummet.

Sep. 19 , 2023
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