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Toyota announces new, more efficient powertrains for 60 percent of its vehicles by 2021
- In the face of increasingly strict standards on fuel economy and CO2 emissions, Toyota announced today that it's introducing a new hybrid system, a new 2.5-liter direct-injection inline four-cylinder engine, and two new transmissions – an eight- and a 10-speed.The development of all of these components will be based around the Toyota New Global Architecture, or TNGA .Development of the systems has moved forward and the new powertrains will find their way into vehicles starting next year.TNGA, like Mazda's Skyactiv technology, is a complete design philosophy that focuses on more than just a clean or efficient engine.
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Toyota plans to offer its hybrid powertrains to rivals as diesel alternative
- Toyota is planning to make its hybrid powertrains and technology available to rival car makers to boost sales and increase low emission sales.Toyota, arguably the world's biggest car company, has long guarded its hybrid technology from rivals, choosing to focus on developing a 'clean' car future in a different way to most.Instead of ploughing headlong in to diesel technologies – and being criticised for not offering a wide range of diesel options in their cars because of it – Toyota has pursued the path of hybrid powertrains to minimise emissions.
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Toyota opening up hybrid tech, could sell powertrains to rivals
- Toyota is no stranger to licensing its hybrid technology, most notably to Nissan.But now, the company has announced that it will sell ready-made hybrid powertrains to other automakers."Toyota suppliers produce a lot of technology which can only be used by Toyota," Toshiyuki Mizushima, president of Toyota's powertrain company, told Reuters .
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Toyota considers supplying powertrains to rivals
- Toyota has outlined plans to begin offering its powertrain technology to rival automakers.The new strategy is not exactly a Tesla-inspired invitation to share its entire patent portfolio, but rather a shift in supply strategy that will allow other automakers to buy complete Toyota powertrain systems including engines and transmissions.The Japanese automaker since its creation has developed new technology based on a traditional approach to "acquire through in-house creation," however the company foresees a shift that necessitates a more collaborative ethos both within the group and throughout the industry."Toyota suppliers produce a lot of technology which can only be used by Toyota," Toyota powertrain president Toshiyuki Mizushima recently told reporters, as quoted by Reuters ."We want to change that to a system where we develop technology with our suppliers at an earlier stage ... so they can make that technology available to non-Toyota customers.
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