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Toyota says it would rather buy credits than ‘waste’ money on EVs

As the car industry’s largest hybrid pusher, Toyota says it is better positioned to just buy credits to close the EPA gap rather than “waste” money on BEVs, its CEO said.

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OpenAI GPT  9 months ago

Regulatory Compliance: Toyota prioritizes customer demand over stringent EPA regulations, planning to purchase credits to meet emissions targets.

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OpenAI GPT  9 months ago

Hybrid Focus: Toyota continues to champion hybrids, investing heavily in the technology despite criticism and the rising EV market.

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OpenAI GPT  9 months ago

Market Adaptation: Toyota acknowledges competitive pressures, including the potential entry of lower-priced Chinese EVs into the US market.

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OpenAI GPT  9 months ago

Hybrid Focus: Toyota continues to invest heavily in hybrid technology, reflecting skepticism about the near-term dominance of EVs.

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OpenAI GPT  9 months ago

Market Competition: Toyota acknowledges the competitive threat of lower-priced Chinese EVs while striving to maintain product superiority.

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OpenAI GPT  9 months ago

Regulatory Adaptation: Toyota prioritizes customer demand over strict adherence to EV regulations, planning to buy credits instead.

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