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Gun New Zealand driver Brendon Hartley is expecting a few scary moments in this weekend's Le Mans 24-hour endurance race. Sixty two cars in three different categories will start the race and with different driving abilities and slower cars scattered around the 13.6 kilometre circuit, Hartley says collisions are top of mind at every turn. A three-time winner in eleven starts in the world-famous race, Hartley drove his Toyota Hybrid to the fastest time in practice. Earl Bamber is the other Kiwi in the Hypercar line-up. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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- Big Management Shakeup at Stellantis Expected - Stellantis Could Relocate U.S. Headquarters - Fisker's to Lose Cloud Connection - Automakers Make Progress with Seat Belt Reminders - GM NEVs Outsell ICEs in China for 1st Time - BMW's Q3 Sales Drop - Mercedes Hit by Poor Sales in EU and China - Ram EV Going to Europe - Toyota Off-Road Proofs Its Hybrid System - Renault Expands Twizy Market - Dacia Gets Bigger, Moves Upscale

- Big Management Shakeup at Stellantis Expected - Stellantis Could Relocate U.S. Headquarters - Fisker's to Lose Cloud Connection - Automakers Make Progress with Seat Belt Reminders - GM NEVs Outsell ICEs in China for 1st Time - BMW's Q3 Sales Drop - Mercedes Hit by Poor Sales in EU and China - Ram EV Going to Europe - Toyota Off-Road Proofs Its Hybrid System - Renault Expands Twizy Market - Dacia Gets Bigger, Moves Upscale

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Thema heute:   Toyota Collection: Technik-Tag feiert die große Vielfalt innovativer Antriebe bei Toyota  Die Toyota Collection  /  Foto: Toyota Deutschland GmbH Seit Dezember 2017 ist an jedem ersten Samstag im Monat Toyota Collection Tag, um es mal flapsig zu formulieren. Denn immer von 10 bis 14 Uhr können Interessierte die einzigartige Fahrzeugsammlung auf dem Gelände von Toyota Deutschland in Köln besuchen. Und das absolut kostenfrei und im Gegensatz zu vielen anderen Fahrzeugausstellungen heißt es hier: „Einsteigen erlaubt!“.Toyota Mirai / Foto: Toyota Deutschland GmbH Abwechselnde Schwerpunkt- und Motto-Tage sorgen für Abwechslung.  Am kommenden Samstag, 4. Februar, heißt es: Bühne frei für eine neue Ausgabe des beliebten Technik-Tags. Im Mittelpunkt des Public Openings steht diesmal der Multi-Technologieansatz, mit dem Toyota auf dem Weg in eine emissionsfreie Mobilität für alle ist. Neben einer Elektrifizierung der breiten Modellpalette, die Hybrid-, Plug-in-Hybrid-, Elektro- und Brennstoffzellenfahrzeuge umfasst, bietet Toyota auch Benzin- und Diesel-Modelle an und arbeitet an alternativen Kraftstoffen. Wer wissen will, welche umweltfreundliche Antriebsart am besten zum persönlichen Nutzungsverhalten passt, erfährt alle Einzelheiten in einem der beiden Experten-Vorträge um 11.00 Uhr oder um 12.30 Uhr. Auch der Eintritt zum Technik-Tag ist natürlich kostenfrei. TOYOTA BZ4X / Foto: Toyota Deutschland GmbH Damit keine Fragen offenbleiben, werden in den Experten-Vorträgen nicht nur die unterschiedlichen Vorteile der vielfältigen Antriebsplattformen bei Toyota klar erläutert, mit denen der Mobilitätskonzern in die Klimaneutralität bis zum Jahr 2050 unterwegs ist. Die Gäste des Public Openings erfahren auch, welcher Antrieb zu ihrem Fahrprofil passt, welche Förderungen es für die Antriebsarten gibt, wichtige Informationen über Wartungs- und Unterhaltskosten und wie es um die Zuverlässigkeit und um die Zukunftsfähigkeit der unterschiedlichen Antriebsaggregate bestellt ist. Spannende Schnittmodelle von Toyota Hybrid- und Brennstoffzellenfahrzeugen ermöglichen zudem anschauliche Einblicke in technische Details. Direkt im Anschluss an die Vorträge gibt es außerdem die Gelegenheit für individuelle Fragen an den Toyota Technik-Experten. Ergänzend zu den Schnittmodellen gastieren beim Technik-Tag in der Ausstellungshalle der Collection verschiedene visionäre Modelle mit hocheffizienten Antrieben aus dem aktuellen Fahrzeugprogramm. Zu erleben sind auch der revolutionäre Toyota Mirai mit Wasserstoffantrieb und der Toyota bZ4X als erstes eigenständiges Elektrofahrzeug von Toyota und erstes Mitglied der neuen Markenfamilie „bZ“.  Diesen Beitrag können Sie nachhören oder downloaden unter:

This week, I slide behind the wheel of the 5th generation Toyota RAV4, powered by a hybrid powertrain.   After some quality time at speed, I have plenty to share. 

Als klein kann man ihn nicht gerade bezeichnen, den Highlander. Wobei Sie natürlich richtig vermuten, dass wir von einem Auto sprechen. Dem Toyota Highlander. Aber zu diesem Namen gibt es auch jede Menge Assoziationen, die sich geradezu aufdrängen!Darum geht es diesmal!Es ist das Hochland von Schottland und gleichzeitig das nordwestlichste Gebiet Schottlands und trägt den Namen „Die Highlands!“  Weltberühmt wurden sie durch ihre Clans, die Whisky-Produktion und Loch Ness. Und im Jahr 1986 kam der Film „Highlander – Es kann nur einen geben“ in die Kinos. Der Highlander aus dem Film gehörte zum Clan der MacLeod, der Highlander, von dem WIR heute sprechen, gehört zum Toyota Clan! Das Outfit!Optisch passt der Toyota Highlander perfekt ins schottische Hochland, der Wagen ist ein groß gewachsener SUV der gehobenen Mittelklasse mit Platz für bis zu sieben Passagiere. In den USA ist er schon seit mehreren Generationen eine feste Größe, bei uns ist er im Frühjahr 2021 angekommen. Power und Drive!    Dass der Toyota Highlander mit einem Hybridantrieb geliefert wird, konnte man erwarten, schließlich ist Toyota Hybrid-Pionier! Eine Kombination aus einem 2,5-Liter-Benziner und je einem Elektromotor an Vorder- und Hinterachse entwickelt eine Systemleistung von 179 kW/248 PS. 140 kW (190 PS) davon liefert der 2,5-l-Benziner, dazu steuert der Elektromotor vorne 134 kW (182 PS) bei, der Elektromotor hinten 40 kW (54 PS). Der Normverbrauch liegt bei 5,1 bis 5,5 Litern je 100 Kilometer, was CO2-Emissionen von 116 bis 124 g/km entspricht. Das stufenlose Automatikgetriebe und ein intelligenter Allradantrieb erhöhen Fahrkomfort und Fahrsicherheit. Die Innenausstattung!Schon die Business Edition als Einstiegsversion wartet mit vielen Annehmlichkeiten auf: Neben beheizbaren und elektrisch verstellbaren Vordersitzen gehören unter anderem das beheizbare Lederlenkrad, Parabol-LED-Scheinwerfer mit Fernlichtautomatik, eine Rückfahrkamera, ein Infotainment-System mit Acht-Zoll-Display und Smartphone-Integration per Apple CarPlay und Android Auto sowie eine kabellose Ladeschale für Smartphones zur Serienausstattung. Ein Totwinkel-Warner ist ebenfalls inbegriffen. Die neueste Generation von Toyota Safety Sense, die verschiedene Assistenzsysteme miteinander kombiniert, knüpft zudem ein engmaschiges Sicherheitsnetz. Die Kosten!Die Business Edition des Toyota Highlander startet bei 53.650,- Euro, der Executive kostet ab 59.050,- Euro und die Luxury-Ausführung wird ab 63.690,- Euro angeboten. Alle Fotos: ©  Toyota Deutschland GmbH   Diesen Beitrag können Sie nachhören oder downloaden unter:

Paul O'Neill and Jake Sanson discuss the impending chase of Jake Hill in the BTCC title battle after his prolific weekend at Croft, we assess the title contenders and see who can realistically catch Ash Sutton, we discuss all the latest from the Ginetta GT4 Supercup and GT5 Challenge, the Quaife Mini Challenge and the Porsche Carrera Cup GB, and we mull over the Toyota Hybrid debut this weekend at Silverstone and just how significant Andrew Jordan's return will be for the future of the BTCC.

Paul O'Neill and Jake Sanson discuss the impending chase of Jake Hill in the BTCC title battle after his prolific weekend at Croft, we assess the title contenders and see who can realistically catch Ash Sutton, we discuss all the latest from the Ginetta GT4 Supercup and GT5 Challenge, the Quaife Mini Challenge and the Porsche Carrera Cup GB, and we mull over the Toyota Hybrid debut this weekend at Silverstone and just how significant Andrew Jordan's return will be for the future of the BTCC.

Host Tom Appel and co-hosts Jill Ciminillo and Damon Bell kick off the show by discussing the recently unveiled 2022 Kia Carnival "Multi-Purpose Vehicle" (don't call it a minivan). Anthony Novak, Toyota Brand and Growth Audiences Marketing Manager, joins us to talk about Toyota's marketing strategies and the expanding role of hybrids in the brand's model lineup. Tom has a "where is it made?" quiz on new vehicles for Damon and Jill, and Damon runs down the latest articles on the Consumer Guide Daily Drive blog--including a Test Drive review of the new Land Rover Defender 110 SUV.

Were moving into our new radio studios next week. Were bound to do something wrong. (: Noise under the rear of a car. Brakes, Rear Axle, Fuel Tank? Fixing Leaking Wheels. 1997 NIssan Maxima CV Boots Leaking. 2005 Buick Lesabre LeCasket. Leaking Coolant and the grandkids are scared of it. Ford Conversion Van Engine Good and Bad. Test driving a 2021 Toyota Hybrid. What's a Hybrid like. Chrysler 200 shifting lever is rough. Heater Makes Noise. Plugging in a Cold Weather Block Heater.  2004 Honda Pilot Rear End Clunk when turning.

On the podcast this week is Mandy Turner, Kez Casey, and Mike Stevens. In car news, Honda rules out leaving Australia, but may reduce its dealer network or appoint an independent distributor, Toyota's hybrid cars are breaking Australian sales records, pricing revealed for the Mazda MX-30, and the 2021 Hyundai Elantra has been teased. Mike reviews the 2020 Volkswagen Passat 140TSI. Jez Spinks compares the 2020 Mazda CX-30 G20 Pure and Hyundai Kona Elite.

Talking about Toyota hybrid sales and EV news from the manufacturer that can make it a dominant EV seller in a few years time. Course: https://www.udemy.com/course/priusbuyersguide/ Use coupon code PRIUSNATION100 to get 100% off until January 26th. Sponsor: PriusPodcast is brought to you by HomeTown Hybrids. Hometown Hybrids offers free shipping on all Prius hybrid battery packs and they even have a mobile installation service throughout Texas. Hometown Hybrids batteries ship free with Fedex, not freight and can be delivered straight to your home or mechanic. If you’re not sure that your battery has failed or have any questions about your Prius, you can chat with a technician on their website hometownhybrids.com or give them a call at 844-447-7487. As one of their customer puts it: The mobile service came right to my house, I didn’t have to go anywhere. They gave me options before doing any work, so I was able to make an informed decision. The price was very reasonable, a lot less expensive than the dealer. I would definitely recommend this service.” Contact priuspodcast@gmail.com with your Prius stories.

Today's download: The truth about Toyota Hybrid delays: Corolla, Camry and RAV4, Next Mini Clubman could become a crossover, Toyota HiLux DPF faults fixed, company claims, Toyota Tundra V8 pick-up all but ruled out for Australia, Audi to buy back 4000 cars in Australia due to faulty Takata airbags, Toyota rules out HiLux GR or tougher Rugged X, diesel hybrid more likely, Toyota: ‘hydrogen cars are ready, we’re just waiting for refuelling points’, Western Australian drivers to be left in the dark on speed camera locations, and Takata airbag crisis worsens: 78,000 cars off the road in Australia’s biggest automotive buy back.

- China Approves Tesla Subsidies - Dongfeng To Sell Part of PSA Stake - Rory Gamble Named UAW President - Nissan To Close U.S. Operations for Two Days - Toyota Can’t Keep Hybrids in Stock - Chevy Suburban Awarded Hollywood Star - Waymo Up To 100,000 Rides - IIHS Calls for Rear Seat Belt Warnings - New Hyundai Sonata Design Highlights

- China Approves Tesla Subsidies- Dongfeng To Sell Part of PSA Stake- Rory Gamble Named UAW President- Nissan To Close U.S. Operations for Two Days- Toyota Can’t Keep Hybrids in Stock- Chevy Suburban Awarded Hollywood Star- Waymo Up To 100,000 Rides- IIHS Calls for Rear Seat Belt Warnings- New Hyundai Sonata Design Highlights

Today's download: 2020 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross brings AWD to mid-range LS, 2019 Mercedes-Benz GLE recalled, 2018 Mazda 2 recalled, 2015-16 Porsche Panamera, 911, Boxster and Cayman recalled, 2017 Mazda CX-9 recalled, Hyundai: We can't compete with Toyota hybrids, and Fiat Chrysler fined US$40 million for inflating sales figures.

On this edition of Cruise Control with Fred Staab and Les JacksonVolkswagen has big send off plans for its Beetle. Does Toyota have plans for a 450 horsepower Hybrid pickup truck thatgets 30 MPG?  What will rising depreciation numbers do to the usedcar market? GM's Delaying its six cylinder pickup truck diesel and Mini has stopped selling manuals we'll tell you why. They're back home again in Indiana for the 103rd running of the Indy 500. Team Mclaren never qualified do to a number of flubs and failures... And next year Indy cars are getting a restyle for safety. All that and an a "At the Wheel" review of the MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER SEL when we get rolling on this edition of Cruise Control Radio... 

We play our live coverage of the Toyota Hybrid CARnival produced by @isatv @danakadan. TRAKTIVIST Radio was the Official House Dj for the entire CARnival and a Co-Curator of Sunday’s ISA Block Party! The CARnival was a 5-day event experience featuring Toyota hybrid cars, interactive exhibits, curated food, giveaways and importantly musical performances by amazing Asian American artists such as Amber Liu, Dumbfoundead, Kina Grannis, Sweater Beats, Shawn Wasabi, FYKE, Hotel Garuda, Satica, AOBeats, Hollis, Emmalyn, Dolly Ave, Gloria Kim, C-Tru, Rozen, & DANakaDAN!

Alan had never driven a Toyota Prius, so in an effort to find out more about hybrids, he spent a day with Richard Seymour of Toyota GB talking about alternatively-fuelled vehicles and finding out if the Prius really lives up to its stereotype on the roads.This Special Edition is a bit long, so here are points you may want to scroll to:-0.00.00 Hybrid-based discussion0.40.40 Yaris Hybrid drive0.59.05 Lexus RX 400h drive1.07.48 Prius Plug-In drive1.29.20 Prius Mk1 driveThanks to Richard and Steve of the Toyota Press Garage for their help. To find out more about Toyota hybrid and hydrogen vehicles visit the Toyota GB website.REAR VIEW PODCASTDon't forget the new show from the team at Motoring Podcast, Rear View, where we talk to fascinating people from the motoring universe. To go listen to the episodes already released on iTunes click here.TO GET IN TOUCH WITH ALAN AND ANDREW...To get in touch with Alan via TwitterTo get in touch with Andrew via TwitterTo get in touch with the Motoring Podcast via TwitterTo follow the Motoring Podcast on InstagramTo watch the Motoring Podcast on YouTube

Hello and welcome to Overdrive a program that considers all aspects of cars and transport. I’m David Brown And in this program, we look at news stories with including: 1. Daniel Ricciardo to leave Red Bull to join Renault 2. Audi is testing 5G production robots 3. Ferrari Shares Dive 4. GM Seeks Tariff Exemption to Keep China-Made SUV on U.S. Market 5. SsangYong’s All Electric Ute 6. Mazda announces five-year warranty We have been to the launch of the 12th generation Toyota Corolla which is nearly all new and is offering a hybrid option on all models. We talk to Toyota Vice President Sean Hanley about what he thought of hybrids when they were first released and how far have they come now. And Brian Smith, and I have a chat about transport situation in the City of Perth. Have a question or comment? Send it to overdrive@drivenmedia.com.au You can listen to longer segments by going to our web site at drivenmedia.com.au or podcast the whole program on iTunes or your favourite podcast service. Now to begin the program let’s have the news. Outro And this has been overdrive My thanks to Brian Smith, David Campbell, Paul Steely WHIte and Paul Just for their great help during the program. Overdrive can be heard across Australia on the Community Radio network. You can listen to longer segments by going to our web site at drivenmedia.com.au or podcast the whole program on iTunes or your favourite podcast service. I’m David Brown Thanks for listening Originally broadcast 11 August 2018.

In April 2016, Elle Halliwell was going about her life as fashion editor and showbiz reporter for The Sunday Telegraph. She was fit, she ate healthily and she only drank on weekends.  Everything was fine...until she got a call that would change her life. Elle found out she had Leukemia and 48 hours later she found out she was pregnant. So what were those 48 hours like? What happens when cancer and motherhood collide? And how do you keep living a normal life when your world is turned upside down? Click here to subscribe to No Filter. CREDITS: Host: Mia Freedman  With thanks to special guest Elle Halliwell. Buy her book here or at apple.co/mamamia Producer: Elissa Ratliff GET IN TOUCH: Call the PodPhone on 02 8999 9386. Head to https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribe/ to this and all our pods delivered straight to your inbox. Email the show at podcast@mamamia.com.au Download the Mamamia Podcast App here. Find any book mentioned at apple.co/mamamia This show is part of the Mamamia Women’s Network. This podcast was made possible by Toyota Hybrid.Like to have your opinion heard? Want to win $100? Take our short survey now for your chance to win 1 of 3 $100 gift vouchers. Head to www.mamamia.com.au/give-us-your-opinion/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In April 2016, Elle Halliwell was going about her life as fashion editor and showbiz reporter for The Sunday Telegraph. She was fit, she ate healthily and she only drank on weekends.  Everything was fine...until she got a call that would change her life. Elle found out she had Leukemia and 48 hours later she found out she was pregnant. So what were those 48 hours like? What happens when cancer and motherhood collide? And how do you keep living a normal life when your world is turned upside down? Click here to subscribe to No Filter. CREDITS: Host: Mia Freedman  With thanks to special guest Elle Halliwell. Buy her book here or at apple.co/mamamia Producer: Elissa Ratliff GET IN TOUCH: Call the PodPhone on 02 8999 9386. Head to https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribe/ to this and all our pods delivered straight to your inbox. Email the show at podcast@mamamia.com.au Download the Mamamia Podcast App here. Find any book mentioned at apple.co/mamamia This show is part of the Mamamia Women’s Network. This podcast was made possible by Toyota Hybrid.Like to have your opinion heard? Want to win $100? Take our short survey now for your chance to win 1 of 3 $100 gift vouchers. Head to www.mamamia.com.au/give-us-your-opinion/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In April 2016, Elle Halliwell was going about her life as fashion editor and showbiz reporter for The Sunday Telegraph. She was fit, she ate healthily and she only drank on weekends.  Everything was fine...until she got a call that would change her life. Elle found out she had Leukemia and 48 hours later she found out she was pregnant. So what were those 48 hours like? What happens when cancer and motherhood collide? And how do you keep living a normal life when your world is turned upside down? Click here to subscribe to No Filter. CREDITS: Host: Mia Freedman  With thanks to special guest Elle Halliwell. Buy her book here or at apple.co/mamamia Producer: Elissa Ratliff GET IN TOUCH: Call the PodPhone on 02 8999 9386. Head to https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribe/ to this and all our pods delivered straight to your inbox. Email the show at podcast@mamamia.com.au Download the Mamamia Podcast App here. Find any book mentioned at apple.co/mamamia This show is part of the Mamamia Women’s Network. This podcast was made possible by Toyota Hybrid.Like to have your opinion heard? Want to win $100? Take our short survey now for your chance to win 1 of 3 $100 gift vouchers. Head to www.mamamia.com.au/give-us-your-opinion/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 2016 Toyota Hybrid made it to the 24HR Race in all its glory. A glance at the TS050 HYBRID.

The 2016 Toyota Hybrid made it to the 24HR Race in all its glory. A glance at the TS050 HYBRID.

The 2016 Toyota Hybrid made it to the 24HR Race in all its glory. A glance at the TS050 HYBRID.

The voting on the UAW contract at Ford swung to 62 percent in favor over the weekend. Toyota is building a hybrid racecar to compete in the 24 hours of Le Mans and other FIA World Endurance Championships. BMW just introduced the all-new 3 Series which will go on sale next February. All that and more, plus Bob Lutz gives us a walk-around of the new Lotus Evora.

At last the official Le Mans Test Day is upon us and it delivers a bunch of surprises with the new Toyota Hybrid performing very well and International Pauly gets his DeltaWing out on the track to show the world what it can do. Kimi upsets a few people here and there. T8 to lose Vodafone. Apple to unveil a raft of products at WWDC. Google Maps to be dumped in iOS and to be replaced by C3 technologies. Thunderbolt docks. Chicken Maryland. HTC falls out with Microsoft. Allan tops GT-AM with Aston Martin. Seb on Letterman. Wreck It Ralph. Vjay for iPad. All Things D to offer all SJ interviews for free. 3D maps for Earth.