Toyota, known for its focus on hybrid vehicles, is now shifting towards electric vehicles (EVs) with plans to develop 15 in-house EV models by 2027 and produce about a million EVs annually. The company is investing in solid-state battery technology to enable 10-minute charging times and up to 1,200 km of range, aiming for commercialization by 2027 or 2028. Despite a delay in U.S. EV production, Toyota is expanding its global EV lineup, introducing models like the bZ5X and Lexus TZ. With a focus on achieving 100% CO₂ reduction in new vehicle sales in Europe by 2035 and global carbon neutrality by 2050, Toyota is committed to environmental sustainability. The company's target to have 35% of global production as electric by 2030 reflects its dedication to transitioning towards a more sustainable future.