After prioritizing high-riding vehicles, many manufacturers are returning to sedans as prices escalate.

After the first quarter, Toyota sold 3,174 hybrid vehicles, capturing over 60% of the segment's market share, followed by Suzuki with 15%.

Chinese automaker unveils new i-HEV hybrid system with 2,22 liters/100 km fuel consumption, surpassing "champion" Toyota Prius.

The Japanese automaker achieved sales of nearly 8,300 vehicles during the month, continuing incentives for key models in April.

In Quarter 1, Toyota's bZ model alone sold over 10,000 units, compared to Ford's total electric vehicle sales of 7,000.

Texas-produced Tundra and Highlander models have arrived in their home country, with the Camry sedan also expected to go on sale in Japan by the end of the year.

Early April, many Toyota dealerships in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City began accepting deposits for the Land Cruiser FJ model, imported from Thailand and featuring a 2,7-liter gasoline engine.

Sixty elementary students from six provinces and cities participated in a traffic safety skills exchange program organized by Toyota Vietnam and the Ministry of Education and Training on March 21.

Toyota Vietnam continues to participate in environmental protection programs to achieve net zero emissions by 2050, affirming its long-term commitment to Vietnam.

The Japanese automaker is heavily investing to expand its factories in Kentucky and Indiana, preparing to produce its second electric vehicle model.

Toyota Vietnam is collaborating with multiple agencies to implement a series of road safety activities from late 2025 to early 2026.

The all-electric crossover debuts for European customers with a range of up to 607 km, the longest in the Japanese automaker's product lineup.

Toyota Vietnam launched the new generation Hilux with a series of comprehensive upgrades, selling 871 units in February and leading the pickup segment.

Toyota's model outsold its Ford rival for the first time, while Triton saw a sharp sales decline.