Going green is the direction many automakers are undertaking now. Because businesses play a huge role in leading the way for social change, many sectors of society—including the automotive industry—are doing their part to help preserve the environment. That is why from just producing and selling cars, the industry is now racing into a new world of mobility and sustainability by introducing electrified vehicles and cutting down on the carbon emissions of their manufacturing processes.
Toyota is one of the manufacturers that has answered the call to make vehicles that are kinder to the environment. Taking on the challenge to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, Toyota actively campaigns for electrification strategies that contribute to reducing CO2 emissions throughout the entire lifecycle of a vehicle. The automotive company believes that there are multiple ways to achieve carbon neutrality, and with the current infrastructure in the country, HEVs are the most adoptable and practical solution to electrification today.
With its unique hybrid technology, the mobility leader is working toward zero environmental impact while still being able to provide for the mobility needs of its customers. In 2009, Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP) pioneered the electrification movement in the country with the introduction of the Prius. Today, TMP is leading the shift to electrified vehicles (xEVs) with its widest lineup of Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs).
Find your hybrid match
If you’re thinking about doing your share for the environment through your vehicle of choice, TMP offers the widest range of HEVs in the country today. What’s more, they come in different body styles like a compact sedan, subcompact crossover, compact SUV, and midsize sedan: the Corolla Altis GR-S HEV, Corolla Cross HEV, RAV 4 HEV, and Camry HEV, respectively.
All of these models help you save on mileage and reduce your environmental footprint courtesy of Toyota’s unique Hybrid Synergy Drive system, which seamlessly combines an efficient gasoline engine and a high-output, self-charging electric motor. Thanks to this combination of a responsive engine and a powerful electric motor, Toyota hybrid cars offer a natural driving experience, and more importantly, are fun to drive.
If you’re in the market for a stylish and youthful-looking sedan, look no further than the Corolla Altis GR-S HEV. With its lower, more athletic stance compared to previous generations, the Altis is a great car of choice to make a statement that you’re moving up and ready for a grown-up car that’s not only sophisticated but green as well.
The Corolla Cross HEV, on the other hand, is your hybrid match if you’re looking for more space and ground clearance than what the Corolla sedan offers. Aside from its sporty exterior, this hybrid crossover is packed with creature comforts and safety technologies for your peace of mind.
If you’re looking for something a bit bigger than the Corolla Cross, you can check out the RAV4 HEV. With its spacious cabin and stellar performance power, it’s ideal if you’re a weekend warrior, an athlete who hauls his sports equipment around, or a family man who likes going on long drives with his whole squad.
Last but not least is the luxurious Camry HEV. If you’re an executive seeking comfort, safety, and refinement in a stylish vehicle, then the Camry delivers in spades. That it’s also environmentally friendly is just the icing on the cake.
There is a growing demand to create a more sustainable world, and Toyota is answering the call by pushing for the massive adoption of greener mobility alternatives. In fact, it recently held the first leg of its nationwide Go Electrified with Toyota tour, where all its HEV models were on display, allowing guests to see the featured vehicles and learn more about TMP’s goal to achieve carbon neutrality.
To know more about the Toyota Hybrid Electric Vehicle lineup, visit any Toyota dealership near you or visit the Toyota website. Follow TMP’s official pages on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, and join the Viber community to get regular updates.
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