The Japanese manufacturer’s market share slipped 2.8% in the first half of the year in China.
, and shaving as many pounds as possible from new EVs, as well as making its future cars as aerodynamic as possible, now Toyota has announced that it will bolster EV technology development in China.
In the powertrain department, suppliers Denso and Aisin will ramp up work, but not only for all-electric vehicles, as Toyota still believes that a diversified lineup consisting of EVs, PHEVs, and hydrogen-powered vehicles is the key to succeeding in sales and the reduction of carbon emissions.
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