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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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Toyota Motor Corp (NYSE: TM) plans to spend 1.5 trillion yen ($13.5 billion) by 2030 to develop batteries and its battery supply system to tap the billion-dollar market. Toyota aims to deliver its first all-electric line-up in 2022, Reuters reports.

Toyota Announces $13B EV Investment

Toyota Motor Corp said on Tuesday it expects investments for development of its battery supply system and research and development to be about 1.5 trillion yen ($13.65 billion) by 2030.

Toyota to spend over $13.5 billion on EV batteries by 2030

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August/September Fortune published the latest 500 "world's largest companies globally in 2020" (based on revenues) and 33 pay dividends. "A pandemic couldn't disrupt, the top-spot on the Fortune Global 500 for 2020. Mega-retailer, Walmart landed at number-one on the list of the worlds-largest companies by revenue," Fortune stated.

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In August, SAAR declined to 13.09 million light vehicle units, marking the lowest reading of 2021 so far. Amid worsening supply crunch and low inventory levels, automakers need to brace for more pain.

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The on-off rumors regarding a self-driving car from Apple, Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) dubbed the Apple Car are surfacing yet again. What Happened: Apple is scouting for suppliers and carmakers in Asia and has met with world's second most-valued automaker Toyota Motor Corporation (NYSE: TM) in this regard, MacRumors reported, citing a paywalled article from Digitimes.

Apple Car Rumors Resurface: This Time It's About Cupertino And Toyota

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The ICE cars to be manufactured in two new facilities are those targeted by new BEV startups. Toyota's TNGA platform and Dynamic Force Engines represent massive investment in a future with ICE.

Toyota: New ICE Plants In The U.S. And Ghana, Flat Footed On BEV Release

This is a step forward for Toyota more in terms of its new factory in Alabama. Toyota will produce the Corolla Cross in this new factory, and this is unsurprisingly the crossover-SUV version of the Corolla.

Toyota's New U.S. Car Factory: First Look At The Product

FONTANA, Calif. , Aug. 31, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- RDS Logistics Group announced the deployment of a new electric vehicle fleet today.

RDS Logistics Group Deploys '100% Electric Vehicles' In Partnership With Toyota

Toyota has restarted its autonomous shuttle service at the Tokyo Paralympics following a collision with a visually impaired athlete.

Toyota restarts driverless shuttles after Paralympics accident forced athlete to withdraw from event

Toyota Motor said on Monday it would resume operations of its self-driving e-Palette pods at the Tokyo Paralympic Games village with greater operator control and more safety staff to ensure they did not hit any more people.

Toyota to restart self-driving vehicles at Olympic village with more safety staff

Japan's Aramitsu Kitazono was left with cuts and bruises after being hit by the e-Palette vehicle at the athletes' village

Toyota pauses Paralympics self-driving buses after one hits visually impaired athlete

A self-driving Toyota vehicle was barely moving, but it still managed to collide with a visually-impaired athlete at the Paralympic Games, raising potential concerns about the limitations of autonomous driving technology.

Toyota suspends use of self-driving vehicle in Olympic Village after collision with Paralympic athlete

The autonomous vehicles were shown off at the 2020 Tokyo Games, helping athletes travel to their events and around the Olympic village.

Toyota is suspending its self-driving buses in Paralympics Village after one accidentally hit a visually-impaired athlete

(Reuters) -Toyota Motor said on Friday it had suspended operations of its self-driving e-Palette transportation pods at the Paralympic Games village in Tokyo, a day after one of the vehicles collided with a visually impaired pedestrian.

Toyota halts all self-driving e-Palette vehicles after Olympic village accident

If you are looking for a fast-growing stock that is still seeing plenty of opportunities on the horizon, make sure to consider Toyota Motor (TM).

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PLANO, Texas, Aug. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- This past July, Toyota sold the 50-millionth Corolla, a milestone not just in Toyota history, but automotive history, as well. Now in its 12th generation and over 55 years in production, Corolla remains one of the world's top-selling vehicles, earning buyers' confidence and trust one car at a time.

Toyota Marks 50-Millionth Corolla Sold

Toyota Motor North America will add a dedicated production line for heavy-duty truck fuel cell modules to its assembly complex in Kentucky, moving its zero-emissions technology from prototype to production. Toyota (NYSE: TM) doesn't make heavy-duty trucks.

Toyota will build heavy-duty truck fuel cell modules in Kentucky

The company has worked to commercialize hydrogen-powered electric vehicles for decades, and is making its massive Georgetown plant a fuel cell module hub in North America.

Toyota To Make Fuel Cell Modules For Hydrogen Big Rigs At Kentucky Plant

Toyota Motor Corp (NYSE: TM) is planning to take its hydrogen-powered fuel cell electric technology from prototypes to production in its efforts toward carbon neutrality. Starting in 2023, a dedicated line at Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky (TMMK) will begin assembling integrated dual fuel cell (FC) modules destined for use in hydrogen-powered, heavy-duty commercial trucks.

Toyota Motor To Assemble Fuel Cell Modules At Kentucky Plant In 2023

GEORGETOWN, Ky., Aug. 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- After thousands of miles of real-world testing in the harsh environment of commercial trucking, Toyota is preparing to further expand its portfolio approach to products by taking its groundbreaking hydrogen-powered fuel cell electric technology from prototypes to production in its efforts toward carbon neutrality.

Toyota to Assemble Fuel Cell Modules at Kentucky Plant in 2023

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Fuel cell vehicles could account for one-third of commercial trucks in China by 2050, says JPMorgan's Elaine Wu.

Fuel-cell vehicles are set for big gains in China's commercial truck market, JPMorgan says

Toyota Motor Corporation (TM) is technically in oversold territory now, so the heavy selling pressure might have exhausted. This along with strong agreement among Wall Street analysts in raising earnings estimates could lead to a trend reversal for the stock.

Here's Why Toyota Motor Corporation (TM) is Poised for a Turnaround After Losing 8.5% in 4 Weeks

2020 has been the year of EV pureplays, but legacy automakers have the upper hand in 2021 so far. Both Ford and Toyota are moving their product portfolios toward zero-emission vehicles, but they follow different strategies.

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Our theme on Stocks That Benefit From The Semiconductor Shortage, which includes companies that produce machinery and tools for chipmaking and semiconductor players with their own fab capacity, has returned about 18% year-to-date, roughly in line with the broader S&P 500. Although the theme remains.

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