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Toyota Motor Corporation (TOYOF)

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25.29-0.19 (-0.76%)
As of 11:41AM EDT. Market open.
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Previous close25.48
Open25.38
Bid0.00 x 0
Ask0.00 x 0
Day's range25.12 - 25.38
52-week range13.01 - 26.02
Volume9,841
Avg. volume81,150
Market cap340.84B
Beta (5Y monthly)0.50
PE ratio (TTM)11.49
EPS (TTM)N/A
Earnings dateN/A
Forward dividend & yield0.45 (1.78%)
Ex-dividend date28 Sept 2023
1y target estN/A
  • Yahoo Finance Video

    EV transition may take longer than Biden admin hopes: Toyota exec

    As interest rates remain high and inflation weighs on the consumer, affordability is a top concern in the auto market. Consumers are still interested in gas and hybrid vehicles as many EVs are costly and carry concerns about limited battery range. Executive Vice President of Toyota Motor (TM) North America Jack Hollis spoke with Yahoo Finance Reporter Pras Subramanian about hybrids, affordability in the auto market, and the EV transition. Electric vehicles are just one piece of the challenge of electrification and carbon emissions reduction, Hollis says: "I think it's important to understand we need everybody to participate if we're going to really make a difference. If it's just EVs, if you look at it, it's only 8%. How much is that reducing when a majority of the people buying the EVs right now, are buying it as an extra vehicle in their fleet? There is a lot of pieces to this. That's why we think taking a little longer time to get to that goal will allow all of us to participate. " For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live. Editor's note: This article was written by Nicholas Jacobino

  • Reuters

    Toyota's global sales slide 7% in February, led by slumps in China and Japan

    Toyota Motor's global sales dropped 7% in February from a year earlier, hurt by a heavy decline in China due to Lunar Year holidays and a slump in Japan after a safety test scandal at its small car unit. Sales in China - the world's biggest auto market - tumbled 36%. China's auto market is also engaged in a cut-throat price war and Toyota said sales were affected by fierce competition.

  • Reuters

    Automakers face 'daunting' task to meet 2032 EV rules, industry says

    Automakers face "daunting" government regulations to sell half of new vehicles by 2030 as electric or plug-in hybrids despite a U.S. decision to soften the final rules over its initial, tougher proposal, a top industry official said on Wednesday. Under all compliance scenarios, automakers will need to sell at least 50% plug-in and EVs by 2030 to meet regulatory targets, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. Under the initial proposal, they were projected to need to sell 60% EVs by 2030 and 68% by 2032.