The 200 Series Land Cruiser Heritage Edition debuted in 2020. It returns in 2021, as Toyota says, for a "second climb." The Heritage Edition gets some changes in 2021, including a now-available bench-style seat in the back for a total seating capacity of eight.
The all-new Toyota Mirai got high marks at the recent New York International Auto Show, as it was named the 2016 World Green Car! The four-door sedan was one of seven other vehicles from around the world selected to compete in the competition. The cars were judged on things like tailpipe emissions, fuel consumption, and use of a major powerplant technology.
When the Toyota Prius debuted nearly 20 years ago the world had never seen anything quite like it. Bold, fun to drive and wonderfully efficient, the Prius marked a whole new way that consumers looked at their cars. Well for 2016, the Prius is entering its fourth generation; a new incarnation that continues its legacy as a leader in the hybrid car market.
Toyota is shaking up their architecture program this year, with the introduction of the all-new “Toyota New Global Architecture" platform. This new platform represents a whole new business and design model that Toyota is working on; one that the automaker says will lead to a reduction in costs, while also creating compact and efficient vehicles that speak to the heart of what consumers have been asking for.
A brand-new green car is coming to Toyota’s lineup: the RAV4 Hybrid. Debuting at the New York Auto Show this April, the new 2016 RAV4 Hybrid is the automaker’s most recent foray into the hybrid segment. This newest version of the RAV4 marks Toyota’s eighth hybrid offering since it released the Prius 15 years ago.
Toyota has been garnering tons of praise thanks to their all-new Mirai hydrogen fuel cell design. Most recently, the Japanese automaker has been recognized by “Fast Company.” The business and tech magazine named Toyota as one of the “Most Innovative Companies for 2015” in large part for Toyota’s new Mirai design.
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