Future visions of Toyota: Smart fingernails and more are there!

Future visions of Toyota: Smart fingernails and more are there!

The focus of technological progress is currently Toyota, the Japanese car manufacturer, which not only shines with impressive sales figures, but also with innovative concepts for the future. As part of its latest product ideas, Toyota presented the "E-Collection", which includes smart fingernails. These futuristic nail extensions are not only a fashionable accessory, but also full of technology. They connect via a cell phone and show notifications and social media on mini displays. In addition, the tips of the so -called notification nails change their color to display different types of messages. Other groundbreaking ideas of this collection are the dual guitar that creates clean electricity while playing, and the sincerity, a portable tent that is intended as a retreat to increase creativity, as Today. reported.

While Toyota looks into the future with his ambitious projects, the German competitor VW is confronted with serious challenges. The group has to consider working closures because the demand for its vehicles drops. In contrast, Toyota reports record profits every year and produces over ten million vehicles. A crucial factor for this success is Toyota's efficient production strategy that allows Japanese to build more cars with fewer employees. With only 270,000 employees, Toyota sells two million more vehicles than VW, which has almost twice as many employees. This increase in efficiency results from flexibility that was developed during the 2008 financial crisis and has helped the company in times of crisis, for example during pandemic, to remain profitable, such as Investment Week emphasized.

strategic advantages of Toyota

In addition, Toyota makes progress through a balanced global market alignment, while VW depends heavily on China. This dependency currently leads to a noticeable pressure, while Toyota remains stable in North America and Europe. Toyota relies on close partnerships with suppliers who are decisive when securing the supply chains. This strategy has led Toyota to continue to produce during the world's chip defaming, while VW had to accept production stalls due to the lack of parts. In addition, Toyota with its hybrid strategy remains flexible and operates growing demand, while VW is fighting overcapacity in the electrical area.