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Toyota considers Aussie EV plans

Toyota considers Aussie EV plans

Posted on January 8, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Global acceleration of EV sales and product launches could pull forward local timeline

Toyota Australia has hinted it could accelerate its plans for battery-electric vehicles in Australia.

The nation’s dominant brand in terms of sales had previously stated it did not expect to have an EV on sale in Australia until at least 2025.

Instead, it has focused on hybrid vehicles with great success, selling a record 54,335 in 2020.
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