EVgo Inc. has partnered with Toyota to enhance EV charging access by opening new fast-charging stations in Baldwin Park and Sacramento, California. These stations are part of Toyota's "Empact" initiative, which focuses on expanding infrastructure in underserved communities. Each location is equipped with high-capacity 350kW chargers and is designed to be both cost-effective and conveniently placed near high-traffic areas like grocery stores, restaurants, and shopping centers. Each station can charge up to eight vehicles simultaneously.
This summer, Toyota announced its investment in the EV charging network IONNA, aiming to create a powerful charging infrastructure for battery electric vehicles across North America. Alongside six other automakers, Toyota is backing IONNA to improve access to charging stations for EV owners.
Toyota boasts one of the most comprehensive passenger car lineups in the United States. Let’s take a look at some of the latest Toyota models that might perfectly match your lifestyle.
Toyota is recognized as a leader in practical, safe, and reliable vehicles. Regardless of what you're eyeing, a Toyota is an excellent choice for a college student's car. With a diverse lineup that caters to everyone's needs and preferencesâĀĀfrom sporty and performance-oriented cars to comfortable and even luxurious modelsâĀĀToyota has top choices for college students.
Toyota is deeply committed to safeguarding the environment's health, an endeavor that goes well beyond the mere electrification of its vehicle range. The adverse impact of automotive batteries on the environment due to improper disposal is well-known. Unfortunately, many of these batteries end up in landfills, exacerbating the pollution crisis. Moreover, the valuable materials within these end-of-life batteries could be salvaged and repurposed.
Many people are intrigued by the idea of bringing home an eclectic vehicle. At the same time, they wonder what the cost of ownership will end up being for this type of car. Drivers can rest assured that research conducted by Consumer Reports shows that EVs come out ahead when looking at the projected costs as time goes on.
