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That was purely economics. The 350/370Z was never a huge seller here.They decided against selling the new Z in Europe for that reason though too right? I got the impression it's really hard to do right now
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That was purely economics. The 350/370Z was never a huge seller here.They decided against selling the new Z in Europe for that reason though too right? I got the impression it's really hard to do right now
Oh really I heard it was totally to do with safety stuff. Interesting! I actually quite like the look of that new ZThat was purely economics. The 350/370Z was never a huge seller here.
we might hear something here, going live tomorrow morning
we might hear something here, going live tomorrow morning
It’s quite sad news really. The fact that Toyota, the world’s largest car manafacturer, were not solely exploring the BEV route and therefore likely to invest heavily in alternative fuels and hydrogen combustion etc was the only hope for engines to survive this green cull.
maybe their full EV wasn't such success so they need to improve little bit in that area, hopefully its not all black and white but their IC sport models will live long and prosperTo be honest I understood and interpreted these news differently.
As far as I'm aware Toyota has in no way announced that they're slowing down their hydrogen efforts.
The man in charge now is the Ex-Boss of the Gazoo Racing division.
He is enthusiastic about all of the Gazoo Racing stuff from what I've understood and Akio Toyoda is far from gone, given that he has now become the Chairman.
It's just that they're trying harder now to show that they're also a force to be reckoned with in the BEV space.
To be honest I understood and interpreted these news differently.
As far as I'm aware Toyota has in no way announced that they're slowing down their hydrogen efforts.
The man in charge now is the Ex-Boss of the Gazoo Racing division.
He is enthusiastic about all of the Gazoo Racing stuff from what I've understood and Akio Toyoda is far from gone, given that he has now become the Chairman.
It's just that they're trying harder now to show that they're also a force to be reckoned with in the BEV space.
but true. I'll stop puffin this as looks like its no show. *embarassed*Imagine my shock when we heard nothing about a 2024 model.
Toyota is all about the solid state batteries at the moment. They think they have cracked it and if so it definitely is bye bye ICE.
The only problem for Toyota (and VW et al) is the Chinese are already eating their lunch here.
I wonder how much wind has been taken out of the sails of the GR division under Toyotas new stewardship, its safe to say we probably wouldn't be chatting here if it wasn't because of Akido. The new guy is very EV focused.
Toyota has picked Koji Sato, the head of Lexus and the Gazoo Racing unit, to be the automaker’s next president and CEO, as Akio Toyoda, grandson of the company’s founder, steps up to be the company’s new chairman.
Oh I didn't realise that, I thought it was Akido, his love of being a petrolhead meant he couldn't take Toyota where it needed to go.