Japanese automaker Toyota is "exploring rockets," chairman Akio Toyoda announced onstage at CES 2025 on Monday, while hinting at the idea of moving people

A Toyota research unit will invest in Japanese startup Interstellar Technologies (IST) to support mass production of its rockets, the world's biggest carmaker group said on Tuesday, expanding its foray into the space sector.

Popular car company Toyota doesn’t just want to stick to roads anymore. Instead, the automaker is peering upwards at the final frontier, investing in rockets as the next mode of transportation. Woven by Toyota,

A research unit of Toyota is reportedly going to invest in a Japanese startup called Interstellar Technologies (IST) to support the mass production of rockets, the biggest carmaker of the world said on Tuesday.

Toyota Motor is moving into the space industry with a nearly $45 million investment – saying there should be more than just “one car company” exploring rocket launches. On Monday during CES 2025, the major tech trade show in Las Vegas with all the latest gadgets,

Toyota Motor is venturing into space exploration with plans to develop and produce orbital rockets, Chairman Akio Toyoda announced Monday at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Toyota is investing over $40 million in Interstellar Technologies Inc.