TOYOTA

Toyota was founded by Sakichi Toyoda. It traces the company's development through 1937 from when Toyota Motor Corporation was established to when the 2 millionth Prius hybrid was sold. Toyota is the seventh largest company in the world and the second largest manufacturer of automobiles, with production facilities in 28 nations around the world.

As it looks ahead to 2020, Toyota believes that re-examining the relationship between nature and industry and pursuing harmony between manufacturing, people, society in general, and nature is extremely important. Toyota has worked continuosly to the contribution to the sustainable development of society through manufacturing & provision of innovative & quality products & service that lead times

VISION Delight the customers through innovative products,by utilizing advanced technologies & services. MISSION Touch the heart of the customers by providing products & services of superior quality at competitive prices.

Reduction in power usage Preduction in water consumption Coverage of dealership complaint with ISO 14001 Coverage of suppliers complaint with ISO 14001

Alternative fuels, advancing battery power and lowering emissions ? discover Toyota's plans for tomorrow's eco friendly vehicles. First to market and most driven in the world, Toyota Hybrids are already synonymous with fun and fuel-efficiency

Compact and spacious, Toyota's electric cars are a great eco-conscious vehicle for day-today driving around town. Mixing the proven engineering of current Hybrids with home recharging, the next step for eco-cars is the Plug-in Hybrid.

Using hydrogen for energy, Toyota's original fuel cell hybrid is better for the Earth and the next stage in vehicle evolution. From specifications to in-depth technical descriptions, gain insight into the past, present and future of Toyota's ecotechnology.

In 1992 Toyota established its Guiding Principles in direct response to the international initiatives agreed to at the Earth Summit in Rio. Toyota is at the forefront of environmental developments in business There plants are ISO 14001 certified, but also request the same environmental awareness and certification from our suppliers.

Developed advanced environmental technology & save costs through lower fuel consumption and make a clear statement towards environmental protection. Our aim is not only to reduce emissions from our vehicles, but we want to make the entire life-cycle of a car more environmentally friendly.

Toyota is investing heavily in green technologies such as cleaner diesel engines, hybrid powertrains and alternative fuels. Clean Diesel Engines. Common rail diesel technology. ISO14001 - environment, OHSAS18001health & safety, ISO9001 quality.

In 2002, Toyota was the worlds first automobile manufacturer to commercialise Fuel Cell Hybrid Vehicles (FCHVs) in Japan and the U.S. Launch of the Toyota Eco-Project in 1997

Toyota designs and manufactures cars with reduced waste and easier material recovery. Reducing waste is central to any environmental concept. For Toyota that means manufacturing vehicles in ways that ensure maximum energy efficiency and minimum waste. Reusing materials starts with a simple dismantling process. Recycling batteries, tyres, and oil filters requires an efficient collection system.

Toyota Environment Committee has been established for the purpose of examining and crafting responses to the issues facing product development and design, production and logistics & environment management.

Reducing CO2 Emissions Helping prevent global warming is a top priority management issue at Toyota, which is implementing measures to reduce CO2 emissions by restricting energy consumption in all areas of business activities, in all stages of vehicle development and in design, production, logistics and sales. Eco Driving "Eco driving" is an environmentally-considerate way of driving that reduces the amount of CO2emissions. If every person made an effort to drive in a more environmentally considerate fashion, it would be a significant help in the battle against global warming. Presented here are some of the fundamentals of "eco-driving."

Toyota Product System relies on two basic concepts: 1.Just-in-time In this each process produces only what is needed by the next process in a continuous flow. 2.Jidoka It means that when a problem occurs, the equipment stops immediately, preventing defective products from being produced. By manufacturing products only as they are needed, and by keeping a tight control of quality, the Toyota Production System prevents waste and therefore reduces the amount of energy, raw materials and other resources used, making it a powerful asset in Toyotas approach towards sustainability.

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Engineering International "Best Engineered Car of 2001 Award 2000: International Engine of the Year Award "Best Eco-Friendly Engine 1999: International Engine of the Year Award "Best Eco-Friendly Engine