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Business package: Safe Exit Assistant (SEA) Blind Spot Monitoring System (BSM) Rear Traffic Alert with Automatic Braking Function (RCTAB) Rear parking sensors Front and rear sensors with obstacle avoidance system (ICS) Range spare wheel Heated front seats Heated steering wheel Wireless mobile phone charging Bluetooth® 6 speakers 2 USB connectors at the back Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto 10.5" multimedia display screen Toyota Smart Connect Smart voice assistant Cloud navigation Electronic parking brake Door armrests in imitation leather 3-spoke leather-covered steering wheel Black steering wheel stitching Automatic two-zone air conditioning Manually adjustable driver's seat Electrically controlled driver's lumbar support Color TFT multi-information display in the instrument panel Internal rearview mirror with automatic aperture 60:40 folding rear seats Electrically operated front windows Digital instrument panel 12.3" Front floor mats Rear passenger side airbag Exterior mirrors el. controlled, heated, automatically folding Rain sensor Black roof rails Rear spoiler Brake Assist (BA) LED rear brake lights Automatic High Beam (AHB) Advanced LED headlights Lane departure warning with steering intervention (LDA+SC) Lane Keeping Assist (LTA) Rear parking camera Road Sign Recognition System (RSA) Hill Start Assist (HAC) Vehicle Stability Control (VSC) Front fog lights (LED) Intelligent adaptive cruise control Warning when approaching another vehicle Pre-collision safety system with recognition of cyclists and motorcyclists during the day Emergency Stop System (EDSS)
Toyota: A Century of Excellence and Innovation
Toyota’s journey began in 1933 when Kiichiro Toyoda, son of Sakichi Toyoda, established the automobile division of the Toyoda Automatic Loom Works.
The company produced its first passenger vehicle, the Model AA, in 1936, marking its entry into the automotive industry.
In 1937, the Toyota Motor Corporation was officially established.
The name "Toyota" was chosen for its simpler pronunciation and because it requires eight brush strokes in Japanese, a number associated with good fortune and prosperity.
In the 1950s, Toyota developed the Toyota Production System, an innovative approach to lean manufacturing that revolutionized the automotive industry.
The company continued to expand globally, establishing production facilities worldwide and tailoring its vehicles to meet the needs of various markets.
With a consistent focus on quality, innovation, and sustainability, Toyota has become synonymous with reliability and technological progress in the automotive sector.
