Toyota, founded in 1937, is the world's largest automobile manufacturer. The company produces approximately 10 million vehicles annually across manufacturing operations in 27 countries. Its core business spans automotive manufacturing and mobility, with a portfolio that includes the pioneering Prius hybrid vehicle.
The company's technical work is concentrated in several key domains: hybrid technology, hydrogen fuel cell development, autonomous driving research, and advanced manufacturing. Toyota's Production System, the lean manufacturing methodology it developed, has become a standard framework adopted by industries worldwide.
Toyota's stated mission is 'Producing Happiness for All,' with a focus on developing solutions intended to enhance mobility and quality of life. The company continues to invest in alternative powertrain technologies alongside its conventional vehicle production.





