Toyota is most known for its automobiles, but the company also created a smart city with pretty lofty goals, situated in a ...

Woven City isn't just for robots and tech; it's designed for people. The initial residents, expected to move in this fall, will be around 100 strong, primarily Toyota and "WbyT" (Woven by Toyota ...

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 ...

🏙️ Toyota’s Woven City – The Futuristic Smart City of Tomorrow! 🚀 Imagine a city built from the ground up with autonomous vehicles, AI-powered homes, smart infrastructure, and hydrogen ...

Now move-in day is quickly approaching. In fall 2025, Toyota said it will welcome the first 100 residents to Woven City, all of whom will be employees of Toyota or its subsidiary, Woven by Toyota.

Woven City aims to integrate cutting-edge technology into everyday life, from AI-powered smart homes to streets designed for specific modes of transportation, from bicycle lanes to robotaxis.

The future has officially arrived, 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 ...

Some of Woven City’s initiatives include automated driving services, smart logistics, and remote communications. So far, the Woven City project has cost a jaw-dropping $10.13 billion.

Woven City has made a 7 billion yen ($44 million) investment into startup Interstellar Technologies Inc. and will leverage Toyota’s expertise to support the mass production of rockets.

Toyota Wants 2,000 People To Live In Its City For 'Inventors' Toyota's Woven City, located at the base of Mount Fuji, aims to develop everything from AI to space rockets. And it's taking applications.

When the Woven City project was announced in 2020, Toyota said it would be a major contributing factor in that shift. According to a Wall Street Journal report from 2023, ...

Toyota Reveals Mobility-Focused "Woven City" Project: A prototype city designed to pioneer mobility innovation, with plans for an official launch in late 2025.