Toyota has unveiled the toyota-mcp, a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows users to interact with their vehicles through AI assistants such as Claude and Cursor. This innovative tool connects a MyToyota or MyLexus Europe account to various MCP clients, enabling users to access real-time information about their vehicles, including fuel levels, location, and trip history, as well as execute remote commands like locking doors and adjusting climate settings. The toyota-mcp server is tailored specifically for the European market, requiring users to have a MyToyota Europe account. The system is designed to facilitate straightforward queries such as “How much range is left?” or “Where is the car?” Users can also send commands like “Pre-heat the car for 8 am” or inquire about the nearest petrol station. To utilize the toyota-mcp, users must sign in through a secure browser-based authentication process, ensuring that sensitive information, such as passwords, is not stored in configuration files. The server operates on a command-line interface, allowing for easy integration with various programming environments, including Python and Visual Studio Code. Despite its user-friendly design, the toyota-mcp is classified as an unofficial API, meaning that Toyota retains the right to modify or discontinue the service without prior notice. Users are advised to check their setup for compatibility and to validate their credentials before engaging with the server. This development marks a significant step in Toyota’s commitment to enhancing vehicle connectivity and user experience, paving the way for more integrated automotive technology solutions in the future. Prepared and Edited by AboMatrix