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Toyota recalled about 655,000 Camry vehicles globally over a display error that may deactivate turn signals and hazard lights.

18. That's how many recalls Toyota has issued in the U.S. this year, tied with Hyundai for the fourth-most among all automakers and ranking behind General Motors (19), Chrysler (25) and Ford (63), according to NHTSA data. Ford issued 153 recalls in 2025, a record that covered 12.9 million vehicles, which surpassed the next four automakers combined, including Chrysler (53), Forest River (36), General Motors (28) and International Motors (26).

TM's Q1 earnings miss estimates as higher labor costs and R&D spending weigh on profit.

Toyota Motor Corporation is reiterated as a Buy, with attractive valuation despite lackluster technicals and recent underperformance versus the S&P 500. Q1 results were solid, with revenue up 10.4% and favorable FX effects, but macro headwinds and earnings estimate downgrades persist. Management raised FY 2027 guidance, expects operating income of 3.4 trillion yen, and announced a 1 trillion yen share repurchase with plans to retire 200 million shares.

The Japanese carmaker reported a 76% surge in first-quarter net profit on tailwinds including increased sales of hybrid electric-vehicle sales, and raised its annual earnings forecasts.

Toyota said on Tuesday that ​profit fell for a ‌fifth straight quarter, hurt by a slide ​in China sales ​as well as higher material ⁠and parts costs ​stemming from the Iran ​war.

Toyota is forecast to post a fifth straight ‌quarterly operating profit decline this week, hit by weaker vehicle sales and rising costs, as investors gauge the impact of last week's earthquake in southern Japan.

Toyota's joint venture with GAC ​will fix software for ‌39,552 bZ7 electric sedans from August 1 over ​safety hazards, China's ​market regulator said on ⁠Friday.

Through Kids In Need Foundation's national Supply A Student program, more than 680 Toyota dealerships are helping expand access to essential school supplies for under-resourced students in their communities and across the country. LITTLE CANADA, Minn.

Toyota Motor said on Thursday its global ​first-half production and sales fell ‌for the first time in two years, as weaker demand ​in China and a ​model changeover for its popular ⁠RAV4 sport utility vehicle ​weighed on results.