Ebbett Toyota

02/11/2026

30/10/2026

Missed our recent EV Information Evening? We've got another opportunity for you..

We're giving away a limited number of tickets to the NZ EV & Tech Expo in Auckland, bringing together the latest EVs, charging solutions, technology, and innovation from across the industry.

Whether you're already driving electric or just EV-curious, it's a great chance to explore what's on offer and what's coming next.

To enter, simply comment below or tag who you'd bring along for the day.

While we're based here in the Waikato, the expo is taking place in Auckland, so winners will need to arrange their own travel and accommodation. The good news? Kids under 16 receive free entry, making it a great family day out.

Entries close Friday 6 November. Winners will be contacted via Facebook.

Terms and conditions apply.

27/10/2026

It's World Sustainability Day! 🌱

Throughout October, we've been highlighting ways we can all make a positive impact. Today, we're focusing on one of the simplest actions many of us take every day: driving.

Small changes behind the wheel can help reduce fuel consumption, lower emissions, and get more from every tank. Smooth acceleration, maintaining a steady speed, anticipating traffic flow, and keeping your vehicle well maintained can all make a difference.

Take a look through the eco driving tips below, or learn more at: ebt.nz/ecodrivingtips 🚗

Sustainability isn't just about big initiatives. It's about the everyday choices that add up over time.

26/10/2026

Highlights from a fantastic Skills and Drills session with the Black Ferns at Sacred Heart Girls’ Collage 1st IV team. Ebbett Toyota are proud to be part of the day thanks to Toyota New Zealand and New Zealand Rugby.

23/10/2026

🌏 It's Climate Action Day! (24 October) 🌏

When it comes to climate action, the small choices we make every day can add up to a big impact over time.

At Ebbett Toyota, sustainability isn't just something we think about on Climate Action Day. It's part of how we operate, support our communities, and work towards a better future.

💎 We take sustainability seriously

Ebbett Toyota holds EnviroMark Diamond certification, recognising our ongoing commitment to reducing our environmental impact and continually improving our environmental performance.

🌱 Some of the ways we're making a difference:

🚐 Community Moover
Our 10-seater Community Moover van is available for non-profit community groups, helping reduce emissions by cutting down the number of vehicles needed to get people where they need to go.

🌳 Kids in Nature
Through our partnership with Hamilton City Council's Nature in the City initiative, we're helping connect young people with the environment while supporting the goal of increasing Hamilton's native vegetation cover from 2% to 10% by 2050.

☀️ Reducing our footprint
From generating around 40% of our annual electricity through solar power to investing in LED lighting and energy-efficient practices across our sites, we're always looking for ways to reduce our environmental impact.

Climate action looks different for everyone. Whether it's reducing waste, conserving energy, planting natives, or choosing lower-emission ways to travel, every action makes a difference.

How are you taking climate action today? Let us know in the comments below.

19/10/2026

Last Friday, Sacred Heart Girls' College, Hamilton students took part in a special Skills & Drills session delivered in partnership with Ebbett Toyota, made possible through the partnership between Toyota New Zealand and New Zealand Rugby. The session featured three current Black Ferns: Justine McGregor, Amarante Sititi, and Shyrah Tuliau-Tua'a.

A particular highlight was welcoming Shyrah back to her former school. As a Sacred Heart alumna, she provided a wonderful example of where hard work, commitment, and a love of the game can take you.
Students had the opportunity to learn new skills, take part in drills, and spend time on the field with Justine, Amarante, and Shyrah, creating an unforgettable experience for everyone involved.

Our thanks to the Black Ferns, Mark McAlley and the Sacred Heart coaching team, Graeme "Mintie" Mead for keeping the session running smoothly as MC, and everyone who helped make the day a success.

We're proud to support opportunities that help inspire the next generation of young women in sport.

19/10/2026

Earlier this month, we opened our workshop doors for one of Toyota New Zealand's first EV, Hybrids & The Future of Mobility customer evenings.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for an evening of insightful presentations, great conversations, and a unique opportunity to get up close with Toyota's electrified technology in a setting most customers don't usually get to experience.

A special thank you to our guest speakers for generously sharing their knowledge and answering the many thoughtful questions throughout the evening. We'd also like to thank Toyota New Zealand and Evnex, our official charging partner, for their support.

We're looking forward to bringing more events like this to our customers and community in the future.

18/10/2026

♻️ It's Recycling Week! (19-25 October 2026) ♻️

Sometimes the biggest improvements start with the smallest changes. This year's theme, "Identifying Opportunities", is all about spotting simple ways to reduce waste, reuse resources, and recycle more effectively in our everyday lives.

At Ebbett Toyota, we're constantly looking for opportunities to do better, and every small step adds up.

🔄 Waste

We take the 3 Rs seriously:

Reduce: Buying in bulk where possible and working to minimise unnecessary packaging throughout our supply chain.

Reuse: Encouraging reusable alternatives to single-use products across our dealerships and workshops.

Recycle: From paper, cardboard, glass and metal to batteries, ink cartridges, tyres, hard and soft plastics, and vehicle components, we're committed to keeping valuable materials out of landfill wherever possible.

☀️ Energy

Around 40% of our annual electricity use is generated by solar power, helping reduce our reliance on traditional energy sources.

We've also invested in LED lighting, automatic timers, and making the most of natural light across our sites to improve efficiency and reduce energy consumption.

By identifying opportunities to reduce waste and use resources more efficiently, we can all make a positive difference for future generations.

For more ideas, resources, and practical tips this Recycling Week, visit reclaim.co.nz and follow recycle.co.nz for inspiration and resources.

20/09/2026