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Toyota is preparing to launch an electric version of the Corolla, the world's best-selling car, according to a report by Electrek. The move would put one of the most recognizable nameplates in automotive history into the battery-powered segment, where Toyota has so far lagged rivals. Reaction online focuses on what the shift could mean for mass-market EV adoption and Toyota's broader electrification strategy.
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Toyota's 2026 bZ electric SUV is drawing attention as a sign the automaker is committing more fully to its electric vehicle lineup. Coverage highlights the model as a serious entry in Toyota's EV push, with the refreshed bZ positioning the brand against established electric SUV rivals as interest in Toyota's electrification strategy continues to grow.
- 3Toyota plans 400,000 factory robots, insists jobs are safe●No, of course they won't ... *wink wink* https:// arstechnica.com/ai/2026/09/toy ota-claims-plan-for-400000-factory-robo
Toyota says it plans to deploy 400,000 robots in its factories while insisting the machines will not replace human workers. The announcement is drawing skepticism online, with many suggesting the promise that robots won't take jobs should not be taken at face value, given the scale of automation involved.
- 4Toyota's No. 8 car storms to home win at 6 Hours of Fuji●No. 8 Toyota makes shocking storm to home victory in WEC's 6 Hours of Fuji
The No. 8 Toyota took a surprise victory in the World Endurance Championship's 6 Hours of Fuji, charging through the field to win on home ground in Japan. The result is being called a shock by motorsport media, given the car's fight back to the front in the Fuji round of the endurance calendar.