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Your source for Toyota parts in Europe, offering genuine components and accessories for various models. Our commitment to long-term sustainable employment starts with ensuring fairness and opportunity for every Toyota employee in Europe. It also includes employment and development opportunities, through education and re-skilling.

The third ambition is to improve society through continuous 'sustainable innovation', within TME and externally. Welcome to Toyota European Newsroom: an official media site for press releases, photos, video, audio, pr contact information, presskits and more. Toyota first began selling cars in Europe under an official distributor agreement in 1963.

Since then, the company has matured into the leading Japanese car manufacturer in this highly competitive market. Toyota has invested over 12 billion euros throughout Europe since 1990 and currently employs approximately 25,000 people across Europe. Toyota Motor Corporation Official Global Website―company, ir, newsroom, mobility, sustainability.

In the 2000s, Toyota expanded business in Russia and Eastern Europe and established a solid foothold for expanding its European business. In 2010, cumulative European sales reached 20 million units. The final Lean in Europe visit was to Toyota Motor Manufacturing France (TMMF).

Participants from a range of industries (packaging, automotive, hospitality, cork stoppers, cooking systems, piping, steel, retail, food & beverage, animal healthcare, etc.) learned how digitalisation tools support and enhance TMMF's operations. In 1963, 400 Toyota Crowns were shipped from Japan to our first European distributor - Erla Auto - thus starting Toyota's long involvement in Europe. Toyota plans to invest 680 million euros ($792 million) in a new production line at its plant in Czech Republic to build electric cars.

Japanese carmaker Toyota said on Wednesday it would invest €680 million to build a new production line in the Czech Republic to make a battery electric car.