Toyota Safety Sense was developed because Toyota has always placed safety at the core of its mission—long before introducing one of the world’s most respected driver-assist systems. The company has a dedicated division that continually works to advance safety technologies. In 2011, Toyota launched its Collaborative Safety Research Center (CSRC) to strengthen its focus on mobility safety. Since that time, the CSRC has teamed up with universities, hospitals, and top experts to find new ways to reduce crash injuries, better understand driver behavior, and prevent accidents.
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EVgo Inc. has collaborated with Toyota to roll out new fast-charging stations in Baldwin Park and Sacramento, California. These additions are part of Toyota'’'s "Empact" initiative, which focuses on expanding EV charging access in communities that need it most. Each site features advanced 350kW chargers and is thoughtfully placed near everyday destinations such as grocery stores, dining spots, and retail centers. The stations are designed for affordability and can accommodate up to eight vehicles at a time.
Through its Way Forward Fund (WFF), Toyota is dedicated to making a meaningful impact on the lives of children affected by traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). By providing crucial financial support, the company ensures these children receive timely diagnoses and the necessary treatment to address both immediate and long-term challenges.
