Playing it safe with Toyota

When it comes to motor vehicles, accidents happen, but it’s no accident that every current Toyota model to be tested by ANCAP has achieved a 5-star rating.

31 May, 2021

Toyota commits to the environment

Helping the environment is a priority for Toyota, not only in the vehicles that it produces but throughout its global operations.

4 August, 2020

Technology drives new safety solutions

When it comes to fleet vehicles, the number one priority for government customers is safety, says Toyota Australia’s National Government Fleet Manager, Aman Gupta.

9 June, 2020

Future-focused Fleet solutions

As the national Government Fleet manager of Toyota Australia, Aman Gupta knows about the rapidly changing automative landscape better than most.

5 May, 2020

Electrification is certain in the future vehicle fleet

We haven’t witnessed such changing times in the automotive business since the introduction of emissions laws in the 1990s, writes Allan Whiting.

2 August, 2018

Fleet management: maximising mileage

Trends in fleet management.

26 January, 2016

Driving change: fleet management

NSW’s StateFleet set to be dismantled.

11 January, 2016

Toyota Fleet makes strategic move on Capital

Dedicated new resources for Federal and Territory governments.

10 July, 2015

Government tech buying could spearhead multinational tax crackdown

Overseas software licensing in the crosshairs.

30 April, 2015

The changing face of the Australian ute market

Fleet procurement shake-up.

5 January, 2015

Public Service forced onto buses as politicians get new limos

BMW and Mercedes on a roll.

7 October, 2014

SA launches counterattack on federal cuts

South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill has initiated a campaign against the Abbott government’s Budget cut of $5.5 billion to the state that will impact on health and education.

3 July, 2014

Feds forced ‘Buy Aussie’ mandate holds despite industry collapse

The Department of Finance is still mandating the purchase of locally made cars even though Toyota, Holden and Ford have all pulled the plug on production.

13 February, 2014

Holden departure throws open government fleet business

By Julian Bajkowski Government fleet buyers across Australia in all sectors will be forced to reassess their procurement plans after iconic carmaker General Motors Holden confirmed that it will cease local production in 2017, leaving Toyota as the last onshore manufacturer. The confirmation has big implications for the federal fleet sector as well as Victorian […]

11 December, 2013