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Agility Robotics Reveals $400,000 Total Cost Model for Digit Humanoid
Agility Robotics revealed the economic model for its Digit humanoid robot, showing a total five-year cost of $400,000 per unit with a break-even time of 1.1 years.
Toyota Shakes Up the Israeli Market: A Family Vehicle for 284,990 NIS
Automotive giant Toyota is launching the Proace Verso in Israel for the first time — a spacious van in an 8 or 9-seat configuration designed for large families and organizations. The model is offered in two trim levels and will arrive in showrooms at the beginning of September.
Toyota Recalls 655,000 Camry Vehicles Due to Display Malfunction
Toyota has announced a global recall of approximately 655,000 Camry vehicles produced between December 2023 and July 2026. A malfunction in the 7-inch driver display can cause the screen to remain blank and may disable turn signals, hazard lights, and audible safety alerts.
Father of the Prius passes away: Hiroshi Okuda, who turned Toyota into a giant, dies at 93
Okuda served as president and later as chairman of Toyota Motor between 1995 and 2006. In a 45-year career at the company, he was considered the central figure in the development of the Prius — the first hybrid vehicle launched in 1997, which marked a technological breakthrough.
After the earthquake: further factory closures in Japan due to typhoon
The earthquake in Japan was only the beginning: Typhoon "Dolphin" has forced Toyota to halt 17 production lines. The company is prioritizing employee safety and managing disruptions to global shipping routes.
Hybrid attack: Toyota to upgrade batteries to maintain leadership
The world's leading hybrid vehicle manufacturer does not want to lose its edge: it will launch advanced batteries that will offer improved electric range and reduced weight. Here is what we know about them.
Earthquake in Japan hits the automotive industry: Toyota and Mitsubishi suspend production
Toyota, Nissan, Mitsubishi, and Daihatsu have suspended production at several plants following the earthquake in Japan. The primary cause for the halt is disruption in the supply chain.