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The company chairman gave Perron Toyota franchise rights, allowing Perron to set up dealerships in western Australia.

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Initially, the name of the owner family was Toyoda. In Japanese, Toyoda written in ten strokes of the brush, the name was deliberately changed to Toyota which is written in eight strokes, a figure more chanceux6. Toyota was first a textile factory. She converts in weapons during the war and then concentrated on its automotive business. It was during the year 1936 that Toyota sells its first car under the surname "AA". It will actually copy to the symbol next to the Chrysler Airflow. Featuring a 3.4-liter V6, the first model sold 1404 copies. Its production ceased in 1943. The city is located where the headquarters of the group was renamed Toyota City in honor of the company.
Countries in which Toyota assembly plants are located

The Toyota logo, which appeared in 1990, is described by three ellipses forming a stylized T, it is defined as follows "The Consumers Union by the core product."

Toyota opened its first factory in Onnaing euro area (France) in 1999.

In 2008 became the world leader in sales, the group showed large industrial performance, just a long-term vision and good profitability. The Prius, the undisputed leader in hybrid vehicles, has valued the group's image. However, the financial crisis of 2008 caused an unanticipated drop in sales in the U.S., where the group conducted its highest profits, and also on many other marchés7. The rapid rise of the yen undervalued previously (+23% in 2008 compared to the dollar) 8 was simultaneously damaged the competitiveness of products, forcing the group to announce the first fiscal deficit in its history

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Toyota has manufactured different models of vehicles. Toyota's work is divisible into four periods corresponding to four areas of activities.

Specifically, from 1985 to 1989 Toyota only worked in the automotive field, then from 1990 to 1995 Toyota has launched a new means of transport (marine, aerospace). From 1996 to 2001, the company is embarking on promising sectors such as biotechnology, areas that the company will develop further in the fourth period - beginning in 2002 - through, always, biotechnology, marine and Aerospace, but also through his research in robotics, the environment and in the field of
énergie10.

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Hybrid Vehicles
Lexus LS hybrid sedan

Toyota is one of the largest companies to develop hybrid vehicles and the first to mass produce and market these vehicles, and its spearhead, the Toyota Prius is well produced and has evolved since 1997. The company has adapted its technology to smaller size vehicles like the Toyota Auris, as well as models of its luxury brand, Lexus. This technology has been baptized and is marketed under the name "Hybrid Synergy Drive" for Toyota and "Lexus Hybrid Drive" for Lexus.

The Prius has become the best selling car hybrid vehicle markets in North America. Toyota, in 2010 has a range of several hybrid vehicles: Prius, Highlander, Sienna and Camry. The company hopes by 2030 to be able to offer its full range of cars, trucks, SUV with an option Hybrid Synergy Drive11.

Global sales of hybrid vehicles produced by Toyota reached one million vehicles May 31, 2007 and the two million mark was passed August 31, 2009, with a market spread over 50 countries

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Toyota is currently testing its "Toyota Plug-in HV in Japan, the United States and Europe for its future range of PHEVs. Like the Chevrolet Volt, it uses a lithium-ion batteries. The PHEV (Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles) could have a lower environmental impact than hybrids existants13.
Electric Vehicles

Toyota has decided to accelerate the development of different models of vehicles that run solely on electricity in order to produce them in mass from 2011-201214. In May 2010, Toyota launched a collaboration with Tesla Motors to develop future models, such as the new RAV4 in 201,215.
Auto Racing
Both in 2009 TF109

Toyota Motorsport, the branch of motorsports for Toyota, because diverse teams compete in the most prestigious automobile races in the world: 24 Hours of Le Mans, World Rally Championship, World Championship and Formula 1. Panasonic Toyota Racing, Toyota F1 Team originally called the manufacturer and is in F1 championships and finished in 5th position of the 2009 season.


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