Toyota's futuristic "smart city" featuring the latest green technologies, including hydrogen power and driverless vehicles, is expected to welcome its first residents by the end of this year.

Toyota has officially completed phase-one construction on Woven City, the company's futuristic town where it aims to redefine mobility. The first 100 residents will move into the city this fall ...

RESIDENTS are preparing to move into Toyota’s futuristic robot city, where everything is connected with driverless cars and AI-powered homes. While just the seed of an idea a decade ago, the … ...

Woven City is Toyota's experimental city that is a fully functional environment for people to live, work and play while doing research.

At the core of Woven City is the promise of autonomous cars. Imagine stepping outside and hopping into a self-driving car that takes you wherever you need to go – without the need for a human ...

At the heart of the self-driving race are two fundamentally different philosophies.

What if the problem with autonomous vehicles is that they're overly cautious—and people on city streets aren't scared enough ...

Toyota chairman Akio Toyoda returned to CES 2025 after five years, bringing with him updates on the much-talked-about Woven City. He announced the completion of Phase 1 of the campus, adding that ...

The Woven City concept, developed in collaboration with Woven by Toyota (WbyT), is intended to show it is serious about shaping the future of mobility beyond building electric and autonomous vehicles.

San Francisco is likely to prove a more challenging area for Tesla’s self-driving systems. The city is significantly more ...

Toyota has built a city, complete with streets and housing, near Mount Fuji called Woven City to test robotics, artificial intelligence and autonomous zero-emission transportation.