Toyota SA

At Toyota, our vision goes beyond carbon neutrality—we aim to make a positive impact on the planet and society. Our range of low to zero-emission vehicles offer more options to reduce your carbon footprint. As we work towards carbon neutrality by 2050, we’ve embraced sustainable solutions and eco-friendly tech for all needs, ensuring no one is left behind. Explore our alternative energy options: Hybrid Electric, Plug-in Hybrid, Battery Electric, Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles, and Hydrogen Combustion Engines. The future is here and it's exciting. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/d2w_QYW6

Last month, we saw the 2024 Paralympic Games come to a close. As a worldwide partner, we were immensely proud of everyone involved in making #Paris2024 unbelievable.  “Mobility for All” is our mission, and we were honoured to contribute to more inclusive mobility at the Paralympic Games. Through accessible people movers, hydrogen-powered bicycles, prosthetic simulators, and more, we ensured athletes, their families, staff, volunteers and spectators could navigate the Games effortlessly and safely, thereby playing our part to make the 2024 Paralympic Games a resounding success.  🔗 : https://lnkd.in/dzQa5dAx

As part of our ongoing commitment to sustainability, the Toyota team took to the beaches for a massive ocean cleanup effort. Together, we removed plastic and debris, making our shorelines cleaner for everyone. This is just one of the many ways we’re committed to reducing our environmental footprint and giving back to the planet.  Showing up not just as a leader in mobility, but as a force for positive change. Learn more: https://brnw.ch/21wNnNz #ToyotaCares #BeachDay2024 #Sustainability #DriveForChange #ToyotaForThePlanet

Who is excited for Comic Con Africa? We know we are.   This year we are once again partnering with Comic Con Africa to further connect with our consumers, as CCA celebrates their fifth anniversary.   We’re also bringing back our Toyota Gaming Engine (TTGE) activation stand where people will get the opportunity to participate in some esports fun for a chance to win amazing prizes, including the grand prize of a Toyota Gazoo Racing Academy experience.   You can find out more about TTGE at Comic Con Africa at the Johannesburg Expo Centre (Nasrec) from 26 to 29 September 2024. Learn more here: http://bit.ly/47FyX4w

Team Toyota Specialized is dominating the trails with every ride in the mountain biking world.    Since 2022, we have been a proud partner of the Toyota Specialized mountain biking team. The team, which features Matt Beers, Alex Miller and Johan van Zyl, has been impressive in various races this season, including Matt Beers taking home his third Cape Epic victory.   But the relationship goes beyond the stellar results; all four of these athletes are incredible ambassadors for Toyota.   The partnership with Specialized Bicycles Africa also brings two leaders of their respective industries together and we can’t wait to see this team go from strength to strength.   To stay up-to-date with their achievements throughout the 2024 season, follow @Toyota_sa

We're on board for this year's Sasol Solar Challenge Driven by Toyota. We are thrilled to announce that we are the mobility partner of the 2024 Sasol Solar Challenge. The challenge is an eight-day long event where South African and international teams try to cover as much distance as possible as they travel on public roads from Gauteng to the Western Cape in solar-powered vehicles that they have designed and built themselves. As the mobility partner, we have sponsored 12 vehicles to be used by the organisers of this year's challenge. It's incredibly exciting to support this groundbreaking initiative in the solar technology space.  The Sasol Solar Challenge will start on the 13th of September, and it promises to be an unforgettable eight days.   Together, we’re redefining how mobility and solar energy can transform the road ahead 🌿🚗.  #SasolSolarChallenge #InnovationBeyondBoundaries #FutureMobility #WeKnowHydrogen

Here’s to 63 years of Toyota on South Africa’s roads.   The very first Toyota vehicles arrived in SA in 1961 and, 63 years later, Toyota has become as much a part of South African culture as the vibrant South Africans that drive our vehicles.   With September being Heritage Month, we’re taking the opportunity to celebrate the evolution of Toyota in Mzansi.   It’s been a long journey from those first Toyota Coronas and Tiaras that took to our roads in the 60s to vehicles like the recently launched, all-new Land Cruiser Prado and Hilux GR-Sport that we find all around the country today.   It’s because of you, our loyal customers, that we’ve come so far. Thank you for all the amazing memories. May our journey together continue.

Ready to accelerate your business growth? Visit Toyota at #TheBizShowAfrica and explore our solutions from KINTO to MyToyota Insurance to Toyota Financial Services and lots more. Discover how we tailor our offerings to your business needs. Join us at the National Business Show on 4-5 Sept!  🔗 : https://lnkd.in/dcnKUXPF

One of the aims of the Toyota Environmental Challenge 2050 is to develop environmentally conscious vehicles with recyclable parts to reduce all CO2 emissions. The challenge is on. Let’s develop a society where people, mobility and nature can coexist.  Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/dVBmX-46

We’ve got big news to share.     We are incredibly pleased to announce Toyota Tsusho Africa (TTAF), a subsidiary of Toyota Tsusho Corporation, Ogihara (Thailand) Corporation and Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM) have launched a joint venture in South Africa to boost local automotive parts and manufacturing.     The announcement was made this week at the construction site of the future plant at Dube Trade Port in Durban. The new partnership is poised to significantly add to local manufacturing with the production of small to medium stamped parts for TSAM. Production is set to commence in July 2025 with an investment injection of over R1.1 billion into the production of essential manufacturing components. This strategic partnership will not only raise TSAM’s local procurement ratio by 2%, translating to an estimated R700 million in annual spend, but will also drive significant job creation, with 250 new jobs expected by 2026.    This collaboration exemplifies our commitment to localisation and underscores the possibilities for growth and development in the KZN province.    The future looks bright and we are continuing to do our part in leading the way towards an even stronger South Africa. Read more about the new developments here: https://brnw.ch/21wM1Kl