Toyota has announced plans to increase sales of zero- and low-emission vehicles in Australia. The automaker aims to have 40% of its total sales in the country come from electric and hybrid models by 2025. This follows a global shift toward greener transportation.
The strategy includes expanding its electric vehicle lineup and investing in charging infrastructure. Toyota has already launched several hybrid models in Australia and is preparing to introduce more electric vehicles in the coming years. The company also plans to collaborate with local partners to improve access to charging stations.
The move comes as Australia faces pressure to reduce carbon emissions. The government has set targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and the automotive industry is under scrutiny for its environmental impact. Toyota’s plan aligns with broader industry trends toward sustainability. The company has also announced it will phase out internal combustion engine vehicles by the mid-2030s.
