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For the first time, Toyota is introducing Advanced Park, which represents the cutting edge of Toyota's Advanced Parking Support System and is based on Toyota's automation concept of having the car and driver act as partners. This system supports parking operations by controlling not just the steering wheel, but also the accelerator and brakes (the driver needs only to operate the shift lever according to instructions). The system alerts the driver with audible warnings and applies the brakes to help avoid minor collisions by using cameras and ultrasonic sensors to monitor the vicinity of the car. By setting the parking spot in advance, the system can also park in spots without white lines.
For the first time, Toyota is introducing Advanced Park*2, which represents the cutting edge of Toyota's Advanced Parking Support System and is based on Toyota's automation concept of having the car and driver act as partners. This system supports parking operations by controlling not just the steering wheel, but also the accelerator and brakes (the driver needs only to operate the shift lever according to instructions). The system alerts the driver with audible warnings and applies the brakes to help avoid minor collisions by using cameras and ultrasonic sensors to monitor the vicinity of the car. By setting the parking spot in advance, the system can also park in spots without white lines (a world first).
With the bZ4X, Toyota is presenting its first battery-electric vehicle (BEV) and is breaking new ground in two senses: With the introduction of the all-electric SUV model, the bZ sub-brand is also celebrating its world premiere. The abbreviation stands for "beyond zero" - in German about: "beyond zero emissions". As the first purely electric vehicle, the bZ4X has real off-road qualities. The debut of the e-SUV gives further impetus to the multi-technology approach that Toyota is taking towards carbon neutrality.As a pioneer of electric mobility, Toyota has implemented more than a quarter of a century of experience and know-how in the construction of electrified drives in the bZ4X. Toyota cooperated with partner Subaru to develop the BEV SUV model. Among other things, the Japanese car manufacturer contributed its great expertise in all-wheel drives.
Suzuki has launched the new Swace, a stylish and versatile wagon with an athletic design that offers a smooth and stable ride and advanced hybrid behavior.The Swace is the second Toyota Motor Corporation vehicle that Suzuki will market under the commercial collaboration agreement between the two companies. Its sale will begin in Europe this winter.
Engineered to stand out, the Toyota Crown breaks the traditional sedan mold and gives drivers a car that excites the senses. Available in three grades: XLE, Limited and Platinum, Toyota Crown offers a choice of two different hybrid powertrains and standard All Wheel Drive. The HYBRID MAX powertrain, exclusive to the Platinum grade, is Toyota’s all-new performance hybrid that puts out 340 net horsepower and is paired with a 2.4-liter turbocharged engine and a direct shift 6-speed automatic transmission. The XLE and Limited grades come equipped with THS IV, a highly efficient hybrid system that can achieve a manufacturer-estimated 38 MPG. Crown’s “lift-up” design features large wheels for striking style and easy ingress and egress, and an associated ride height gives drivers great road visibility. Its flowing silhouette and sculpted body lines create a fresh look that’s entirely unique for its class.
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