Toyota Motor Corp 2002 SR

The report outlines Toyota's environmental performance for fiscal year 2002, focusing on the implementation of the Third Toyota Environmental Action Plan. Key highlights include achieving 2010 fuel efficiency standards in four vehicle categories ahead of schedule and expanding the hybrid lineup to three series, reaching 100,000 cumulative global sales. The company reduced total CO2 emissions from production by 4% and maintained zero landfill waste across all plants. Additionally, Toyota introduced consolidated environmental management for 600 subsidiaries and accelerated the development of fuel cell hybrid vehicles (FCHVs) with public road testing in Japan and the U.S.

Company: Toyota Motor Corp

Sector: Consumer Discretionary

Country: Japan

Year: 2002

Type: SR

Pages: 74

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Toyota Motor Corp

Toyota Motor Corp 2002 Environmental Report

Environmental Report

The report outlines Toyota's environmental performance for fiscal year 2002, focusing on the implementation of the Third Toyota Environmental Action Plan. Key highlights include achieving 2010 fuel efficiency standards in four vehicle categories ahead of schedule and expanding the hybrid lineup to three series, reaching 100,000 cumulative global sales. The company reduced total CO2 emissions from production by 4% and maintained zero landfill waste across all plants. Additionally, Toyota introduced consolidated environmental management for 600 subsidiaries and accelerated the development of fuel cell hybrid vehicles (FCHVs) with public road testing in Japan and the U.S.

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Document Details

Report Year

2002

Reporting Period

Apr 1, 2001 - Mar 31, 2002

Fiscal Year

2002

Published

Aug 1, 2002

Type

Sustainability Report

Language

English

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