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Toyota’s cheap two-seater EV plan for 2021 isn’t what you’d expect

Toyota’s cheap two-seater EV plan for 2021 isn’t what you’d expect

Posted on December 25, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

oyota reportedly plans to launch a tiny electric car in 2021, a two-seater aiming for a diminutive footprint along with a matching price tag. While not expected to have significant range in the grand scheme of EVs, it’ll help fill in gaps in Toyota’s line-up as Japan focuses on a wholesale shift to electrification.

Despite that goal – which will push for either full-electric or hybrid power for new vehicles by the mid-2030s – Toyota’s range is looking fairly light on EVs.
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