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Toyota Wants to Expand GR Performance Arm - The Truth About Cars - Vimarsana News

Toyota Wants to Expand GR Performance Arm - The Truth About Cars

Toyota is reportedly taking the performance aspects of its brand, which some of our readers might recall has been a little spotty, very seriously and has begun making plans to broaden the horizons of the Gazoo Racing (GR). The sub-brand, which seems to be gradually supplanting Toyota Racing Development (TRD), has introduced a slew of […]

Maruti Ciaz-based Toyota Belta to launch in India in the coming months - Vimarsana News

Maruti Ciaz-based Toyota Belta to launch in India in the coming months

Toyota has stopped production of its Yaris sedan. While dealers say the company still has stock of the car and will continue to sell it for the next few months, the focus will soon shift to the larger and better value for money Toyota Belta. Nothing but a rebadged Maruti Ciaz, the Toyota Belta is expected to hit showrooms towards the middle of August. Like other Maruti based Toyotas, it should be a strong seller for the company.  Production of the Toyota Yaris stopped Toyota will begin sale of rebadged Maruti Ciaz or Belta around August Yaris wasn’t very competitive with rivals like Hond...

VW, Mercedes & Co. wave goodbye to their hydrogen dreams - this goes against the H2 drive system - Vimarsana News

VW, Mercedes & Co. wave goodbye to their hydrogen dreams - this goes against the H2 drive system

VW, Mercedes & Co. wave goodbye to their hydrogen dreams - this goes against the H2 drive system Close icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification. While Toyota and Hyundai are still working flat out on hydrogen technology, the majority of European groups in the passenger car sector no longer believe in the H2 breakthrough. Renault, Mercedes and Co. see great potential for H2 propulsion in the commercial vehicle sector. VW boss Herbert Diess considers the drive to be too cost-intensive, even for long-distance trucks. The basic...