Toyota, Mazda and Subaru commit to combustion
- PostedPublished 15 September 2024
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Boldly committing to internal combustion engine technology, three prominent Japanese car-makers known for their cautious approach to electric vehicles – Toyota, Mazda, and Subaru – jointly announced a bold initiative to continue manufacturing petrol engines.
This decision underscores their belief in the ongoing importance of conventional powertrains, backed by strong sales of hybrid vehicles, seemingly out of sync with the industry’s shift towards electrification.
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