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Australian Government’s Time Frame to Cap Car Emissions ‘Too Quick’: Toyota
‘The trajectory is too steep, especially for large four-wheel drive SUVs and light commercial vehicles.’
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Toyota Recalling 381,000 Tacoma Pickups Because Parts Can Fall Off Rear Axles, Increasing Crash Risk
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Electric Vehicle Sales Slump as Americans Stick With Gas
Big auto manufacturers focus on producing hybrid models over fully electric vehicles.
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Japanese Car Giant Criticised for Tracking Driver’s Location and Personal Data
New cars today are ‘privacy nightmares’ on wheels, according to the Mozilla Foundation.
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Toyota Issues ‘Do Not Drive’ Advisory for 50,000 US Vehicles Over Faulty Airbag Fears
Another automaker has issued a recall notice because of the now infamous Takata airbag inflators, which can explode on deployment.
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Toyota Chairman Says Electric Cars Will Fail to Dominate Market
The chairman of Toyota threw cold water on enthusiasts of wide-scale EV adoption by predicting that EVs would never gain more than 30 percent of the market.
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Australian Government’s Time Frame to Cap Car Emissions ‘Too Quick’: Toyota
‘The trajectory is too steep, especially for large four-wheel drive SUVs and light commercial vehicles.’
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Toyota Recalling 381,000 Tacoma Pickups Because Parts Can Fall Off Rear Axles, Increasing Crash Risk
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Electric Vehicle Sales Slump as Americans Stick With Gas
Big auto manufacturers focus on producing hybrid models over fully electric vehicles.
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Japanese Car Giant Criticised for Tracking Driver’s Location and Personal Data
New cars today are ‘privacy nightmares’ on wheels, according to the Mozilla Foundation.
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Toyota Issues ‘Do Not Drive’ Advisory for 50,000 US Vehicles Over Faulty Airbag Fears
Another automaker has issued a recall notice because of the now infamous Takata airbag inflators, which can explode on deployment.
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Toyota Chairman Says Electric Cars Will Fail to Dominate Market
The chairman of Toyota threw cold water on enthusiasts of wide-scale EV adoption by predicting that EVs would never gain more than 30 percent of the market.
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