There are plans for Toyota Motor to make an expansion of the portfolio for its green cars. The automaker intends to showcase novel hybrid cars at the Atlanta International Auto Show later this week. The show is scheduled to take place from 25th to 29th March, at the Georgia World Congress Center. The exhibit area for this automaker is around twenty-thousand feet squared and the vehicles to be showcased include 30 Scion and Toyota models. The company’s wide hybrid car range will also be revealed and it will include Prius v enhancements, as well as the portfolio for Prius c. As of now, the best-selling car globally is the Toyota Prius, which has also been a major generator of revenue for Toyota Motors. Prius has been in existence for 18 years and was the first hybrid car to enter the market. It has gradually gained popularity as green car model across the world.
Craig Scott, The Advanced Technologies Group’s national manager at Toyota Motors said that the impact that Toyota has on the global automotive industry will be clearly illustrated at this year’s car lineup in Atlanta. He further said that visitors will be given an opportunity to get a preview of advanced technologies powering the next car generation. He said that Toyota proudly holds the title of sustainable mobility leader. At the Atlanta Auto Show, Toyota Motors will have a number of experts who will shed light on the benefits associated with clean energy cars such as electric, plug-in hybrids, and hydrogen-fueled cars. The world’s first hydrogen-fueled car, Toyota Mirai, was launched in December 2014, by Toyota Motors. A report published by the Pr News Wire said that the most striking Toyota vehicles will be displayed at the Auto show and these include the updated models of Sienna and the Yaris, as well as the novel 2015 Camry. The Scion lineup will comprise of the Scion FR-S and the revamped Scion tC. Toyota Motors’ Scion model mainly serves the North Americans.
PR Newswire further revealed that visitors would have a chance to drive novel Toyota car models such as the RAV4, Corolla, and the Prius across the Georgia World Congress Center. The ride would also be available for all car fans. On Tuesday, the stock of Toyota Motors traded down 0.55% and closed at 144.52 dollars. The stock has risen to 14.78 % since the beginning of the year.