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First-Half Financial Performance: Toyota reported a net income of 1.77 trillion yen for the first half of the fiscal year, a 7.0% decline from the previous year, with operating income down 18.6% primarily due to increased expenses.

Sales Revenue Growth: Despite the decline in net income, Toyota's sales revenues rose by 5.8% to 24.63 trillion yen, with automotive sales increasing by 4.8% to 22.1 trillion yen.

Vehicle Sales Increase: Consolidated vehicle unit sales grew by 5.0% to 4,783 thousand units, with a 3.3% increase in Japan and a 5.4% increase in overseas markets.

Future Projections: For fiscal 2026, Toyota anticipates a net income of 2.93 trillion yen and total sales revenues of 49.0 trillion yen.

Toyota's Diverse Mobility Future: At the SEMA 2025 exhibition, Toyota showcased its commitment to a multi-faceted future of mobility, featuring a range of powertrains including gasoline, hybrid, electric, and hydrogen fuel cells, emphasizing that there is no one-size-fits-all solution for customers' diverse lifestyles and adventures.

Innovative Vehicle Concepts: The display included several innovative vehicle concepts such as the bZ Time Attack, Tacoma H2-Overlander, and Turbo Trail Cruiser, each designed to push the boundaries of performance and sustainability, highlighting Toyota's engineering capabilities and vision for future adventures.

Customization and Accessories: Toyota emphasized the importance of customization with a variety of original parts and accessories on display, showcasing how customers can enhance their vehicles to suit their individual needs and preferences, thereby promoting adventure and personalization.

Commitment to Sustainability: Toyota's long-standing presence in the U.S. and its commitment to sustainable mobility were highlighted, including the assembly of automotive batteries in North Carolina and initiatives aimed at supporting historically underserved communities through educational programs.