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Currently Toyota has “no plans” to offer Android Auto in their “We may all eventually wind up there, but right now we prefer to use our in-house proprietary platforms for those kinds of functions,” Mr. Hanson said.” Last year, Google He is undergoing surgery on his right leg. He is out indefinitely With just a few laps left in Saturday's race, Busch's No. 54 Toyota veered off the track and through the grass and hit head-on into a interior wall that has no SAFER barrier. Busch sustained a right lower leg compound fracture and left mid-foot fracture Matt Crafton, a two-time Truck Series champion, will replace Busch in the No. 18 Toyota on Sunday in the season-opening Sprint Cup Series race. It will be Crafton's Daytona Apple can at least take solace in the fact that Toyota is not cold-shouldering its CarPlay system for Google's Android Auto in the U.S. market. "We may all eventually wind up there [sic CarPlay or Android Auto], but right now we prefer to use our in-house Toyota Toyota has unveiled the assembly line for its upcoming In the US, California wants to have 100 hydrogen fueling stations by 2020, but right now there aren't many of them at all. It will certainly be a while until the complete hydrogen fuel Toyota recently told The New York Times that it plans to keep its own infotainment system, at least for now, rather than adopt CarPlay or Android Auto. “We may all eventually wind up there, but right now we prefer to use our in-house proprietary .

Toyota is basically the only big manufacturer that stated officially “We may all eventually wind up there, but right now we prefer to use our in-house proprietary platforms for those kinds of functions,” Hanson said. The other big name on this There’s a reason the Toyota Camry has been a top-selling sedan for so long However, with the fuel economy gauge sitting right in front of me, I was reluctant to tromp on the accelerator except when it was absolutely necessary. John Hanson, advanced technology communications national manager at Toyota, has only said support will not be added in the U.S. Hanson said, “We may all eventually wind up there, but right now we prefer to use our in-house proprietary platforms for those To find out more, watch Toyota’s official highlight video for the event (left) or Toyota’s press conference at the show (right). Alternately, visit our official page for the 2015 Geneva International Motor Show. Toyota Safety Sense Promotional .