Toyota Safety Sense was created because Toyota made safety a core focus long before introducing one of the world’s most celebrated driver-assist systems. The company has a dedicated division that works to advance safety technology. In 2011, Toyota launched the Collaborative Safety Research Center (CSRC) to strengthen its efforts in mobility safety. Since then, the CSRC has teamed up with universities, hospitals, and leading experts to study how to reduce crash injuries, better understand driver behavior, and prevent accidents.
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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.
Through its Way Forward Fund (WFF), Toyota is dedicated to enhancing the lives of children affected by traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). By providing essential financial support, the company ensures these children receive timely diagnoses and the treatment necessary to address both short-term and long-term effects.