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Car brand Toyota has revealed the first phase of its Woven City project in Japan, which was designed by Japanese studio Nikken Sekkei as part of a masterplan by Danish studio BIG. Woven City is ...

and Toyota is inviting you to be part of it. The automotive manufacturer has unveiled its highly anticipated $10 billion “Woven City,” a futuristic, eco-friendly community in Shizuoka, Japan ...

The city is situated at the former site of Toyota Motor East Japan's (“TMEJ”) Higashi-Fuji Plant in Susono City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. Just a few weeks ago at CES 2025, Toyota Chairman ...

Toyota’s latest creation isn’t a new car—it’s an entire city. The automotive manufacturer recently completed phase one of building a new futuristic community in Japan, Bloomberg reported.

Toyota has officially completed ... Woven City sits on the site of a former car plant in Susono City, Shizuoka Prefecture, in Japan. Its citizens will be made up of two groups: inventors, whose ...

This year, residents will begin to moving into Woven City Woven City may never be profitable, Toyota expects Toyota plans to deploy software platform Arene soon ...

plans to move in the first 100 residents of a futuristic city at the base of Mount Fuji in Japan by as soon as this fall ... advanced robotics, self-driving cars and smart homes. But it won’t be open ...

While Toyoda listed multiple impressive innovations that Woven City would boast of in the future — robot dogs, flying cars ... a private Japanese spaceflight company, to utilize Toyota ...

23. The city is being built at the former site of Toyota Motor East Japan Inc.’s Higashi-Fuji Plant, which had manufactured unique car models, including the high-end Century, until it closed for ...

The automaker is also launching the first phase of its mobility-focused city for ... or just one car company." Toyota's presentation included a rendering of a rocket designed by Japanese ...

The shortage of parts caused by the coronavirus pandemic is further denting production at Toyota, Japan’s top automaker ... at Tsutsumi plant in Toyota city, Aichi prefecture, became sick ...