Toyota Flex-Fuel Car To Launch Soon In India – More Details
Toyota will be one of the first automakers to introduce the flex-fuel car in India with the first model to …
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12 Upcoming MPVs & SUVs Launching In India
The Indian auto market will be seeing new cars in the coming months, ranging from 5 to 7-seater cars. With …
Toyota Glanza CNG Confirmed: Launch Expected Soon
Toyota is working on the Glanza CNG which is expected to launch soon. The automaker has confirmed that it is …
10 Upcoming Cars Under 18 Lakh Launching In India
Carmakers are all geared up for the rising demands in the Indian market as the global markets are experiencing. While …
New Toyota Hyryder Dual-Tone Starts At 17.69 Lakh
The 2023 Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder Dual Tone with both mild-hybrid and petrol engines starts at 17.69 Lakhs. The mild …
Defective Fuel Pump Settlement To Cost Toyota $150 Million
The Japanese automaker is looking forward to settling a US class-action related to faulty fuel pump recalls. Reuters reported that …
2023 Toyota GR Corolla Launched: Priced At $35,900
The 2023 Toyota GR Corolla made its debut in March this year celebrating the return of the Toyota’s hot hatch …
BMW Starts The Production Of Fuel Cells For Its iX5 Hydrogen
After the unveil of the BMW iX5 Hydrogen Concept, the company announced that the iX5 will enter limited production by …
Toyota Yaris Cross GR Sport Europe Model Comes With Tuned Suspension
Overview The all new Toyota Yaris Cross is a compact crossover that fits just below C-HR in brand’s lineup. For …
2024 Toyota Tacoma: The Modernizing Pickup
This redesigned 2024 Tacoma comes forward as a successor to the 2023 model. We expect this pickup to come with …
2024 Toyota Tacoma EV: The Next Gen Electric Pickup
Tacoma Electric is expected to go on sale in 2023 as a 2024 model. The company hasn’t revealed any information …
2024 Toyota Compact Cruiser EV: The Upcoming EV Off-roader
Toyota is primarily known for making the planet’s toughest off-roaders brings the Compact Cruiser to the market. Toyota stays intended …