The ENTIRE History of Toyota From the Beginning || English Listening

Kiichiro Toyoda learned to build cars by taking apart an American Chevrolet, and the company he started was Toyota. This is how Toyota started, from wooden looms in a small village to cars sold all over the world. A Toyota car first failed in America, but the company learned from that failure and came back with the small Corolla. Told in simple English, slow and clear, for anyone who loves a good story. CHAPTERS The Chevrolet and the Student Sakichi, a Carpenter's Son in Japan Kiichiro Dreams of Building Cars Taking Apart a Chevrolet The First Toyota Car Is Built The Dream in Trouble A Supermarket and a Loom The Road to America The Teacher and the Student A Different Kind of Car The Day He Said Sorry Still Learning to Build Better Cars KEY TAKEAWAYS Sakichi Toyoda completed the Type G automatic loom in 1924 in Japan. Toyota began producing the Model AA passenger car in 1936. Taiichi Ohno used supermarket ideas and small kanban cards to cut waste in factories. Kiichiro Toyoda resigned in June 1950 and never saw the Crown reach buyers. In 2025, the Toyota group sold about 11.3 million vehicles worldwide. #Toyota #KiichiroToyoda #ToyotaHistory #GeneralMotors #EnglishListening