And, one could suppose that somewhere in Japan, Akio Toyoda, Chairman of the Board of Directors at Toyota Motor Corporation, ...

But maybe the most interesting of the four is Akio Toyoda, the CEO and chairman of Toyota (and a massive race fan and master racing driver), becoming the first automaker CEO to have a chair on the ...

In 2023, Akio Toyoda stepped back from day-to-day leadership of the company his grandfather founded, but he still holds an immense amount of sway at the automaker that sold more cars than anyone ...

Speaking at CES 2025 in Las Vegas today, Toyota Chairman Akio Toyoda addressed the looming consolidation facing two huge parts of the Japanese auto industry: Honda and Nissan. But he confirmed ...

Toyota’s chairman Akio Toyoda will be facing some disgruntled shareholders this week, as two major proxy groups demand a vote against keeping the grandson of the founder on its board. The vote ...

Five years ago, Toyota chairman Akio Toyoda went to CES to share with the world his “personal field of dreams” — a plan to build a prototype city on a 175-acre site at the foot of Mount Fuji ...

Toyota Motor Chairman Akio Toyoda revealed Monday at CES 2025 his vision for a living laboratory chock-full of startups and technology. His message: Woven City — a prototype city on a 175-acre ...

The M Concept was named after the 'M' in Morizo, Akio Toyoda's nickname. To Toyota, the compact GR Yaris hatchback is a hero car. It might not be sold in the U.S. (although the GR Corolla with the ...

Toyota Motor is exploring the development and production of orbital rockets, Chairman Akio Toyoda said Monday. The automaker is investing 7 billion Japanese yen ($44.4 million) into Interstellar ...

Toyota Chairman Akio Toyoda on Monday announced the automaker's intent to invest in Interstellar Technologies during the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Advertisement While ...

Toyota Motor Corp. Chairman Takeshi Uchiyamada served as the “trigger” in the decision by Akio Toyoda to step down as company president and hand over the baton to a much younger executive.

Akio Toyoda, president of Toyota, announces plans for a "personal 'Field of Dreams"—a new techno-utopia in Japan—and enlists acclaimed architecture firm Bjarke Ingels Group to build it.