Toyota City, Japan (April 5, 2021) – Toyota is proud to announce the newest addition to its Gazoo Racing lineup: The 2022 GR 86. Click here to read the press announcement on Toyota’s Global Newsroom. U.S. product plans for this exciting new vehicle will be provided at a later date.

"When engineering and design come together with a bit of serendipity at Toyota, any issue can be addressed – especially when the development of a solution is powered by a mother’s love and passion. Safety is always a priority at Toyota, and the drive for safety innovation continues every day. Sometimes, the genesis is a random conversation between colleagues in the break room

 

Toyota is no stranger to building off-road-capable SUVs and pickup trucks. The Japanese brand currently builds a slew of TRD Pro variants, including the Tacoma, Tundra, Sequoia, and 4Runner, plus the legendary Land Cruiser (for now). Despite catering to off-road enthusiasts, Toyota has never taken a direct swing at the Jeep Wrangler or the upcoming Ford Bronco; even the old FJ Cruiser was not a direct Wrangler rival. But that may soon change.

Toyota hasn’t become the world’s best-selling automaker and one of the biggest companies in the world by chance; it made a name for itself by manufacturing some of the safest, dependable, and reliable vehicles out there.

The TRD-Sport trailer uses a Tacoma pickup bed as a space for adventurers to literally bed down.

Forget racks on racks because Toyota's TRD-Sport trailer is a bed on, in, and with a bed. Created for this year's SEMA360 show (the online replacement for this year's canceled in-person SEMA event), the TRD-Sport trailer concept uses the bed of a Toyota Tacoma pickup truck as the canvas for an adventure-ready camping rig.

Apple or Android? Tesla or Toyota? New battery technology coming from an automotive world leader is sure to bring a massive change to the EV revolution.

Emma Hall | Dec. 21, 2020 | cnet.com
It's all that's great about the standard Sorento with the added benefit of hybrid power.

Kia's trusty Sorento SUV has been around since 2002, but hot diggity, it's a real peach now. The 2021 Sorento offers sleek styling and tons of innovative tech, plus there's a new hybrid powertrain, too.

 

Adding a healthy dose of retro style to Toyota’s rakish coupe, this new Sport Top concept takes the Supra’s heritage seriously.

So why now, in the middle of December? Well, with all the wrinkles brought forth by the 2020 calendar year, Toyota opted to unleash its SEMA builds in two waves. The automaker unveiled four builds at SEMA360 in early November (including a kitted-out Tacoma and pair of drift-ready Supras), saving the final reveal of the GR Supra Sport Top Edition for today’s announcement.

Besides, it’s never too late to add an item to your holiday…

Get ready for double the range and a fraction of the charging time. If you're wondering what all the fuss is about, recharging a car with a solid-state battery will take as little as 10 minutes, while the range will be over double what it is with current EVs using lithium-ion batteries. For reference, the impressive Lucid Air has a range of up to 517 miles and can add 300 miles of range in around 20 minutes, so you can only imagine what a big leap forward solid-state batteries will be.
 

The 381-hp V-8 under the hood has all the power you’ll ask for. For this coming year, buyers receive a new appearance package dubbed “Nightshade” (Available only on the Limited) including black 20-inch rims, black exterior accents and black leather upholstery.