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  The air of the cold city is irresistible! After Dyson, Yamaha also announced its withdrawal from the auto industry.

  At the 2019 Tokyo Motor Show, Yamaha announced that it would withdraw from the auto industry, saying that the company had found a new direction and that the two previously unveiled concept cars would not be mass produced. "cars are no longer part of our long-term plan," said Naoto Horie, a spokesman for Yamaha. This is a decision made by Hidaka, the company's president, for the foreseeable future because we can't find a way to make our two vehicles stand out from the fierce competition. " The two concept cars mentioned by Naoto Horietidao, one is called Spor...

  Yamaha 2019-10-26
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  Akio Toyoda says the transformation of pure electric power will destroy the Japanese economy.

  Recently, Toyota President Akio Toyoda, along with Honda, Yamaha, Isuzu and other executives, issued a warning at a recent regular meeting of the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association. He said that the Japanese government's goal of reducing Japan's greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 and achieving carbon neutralization by promoting pure electric vehicles by 2050 is unrealistic and will deal a devastating blow to the Japanese economy. Akio Toyoda said manufacturing is the lifeblood of Japan's economy. Japan is an export-dependent country. Japanese automakers produce about 10 million cars a year at home, half of which are used.

  Toyota 2021-09-23
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  Akio Toyoda boycotted electric cars again, and a number of Japanese companies stood in line.

  Although Toyota has announced a massive investment in electric vehicles, by contrast, former president Akio Toyoda is still resistant to electrification in the public place. Akio Toyoda, who is still president of the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association (JAMA), has insisted for years that the auto industry should be more diversified

  Toyota Electric Automobile Electric vehicle Japan Global Industrial Technology Japanese Automobile sales Product Diversity goal President Competition 2023-05-31
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  Honda China launches a new pure electric brand that will no longer sell petrol cars after 2030.

  On October 13th, Honda China released its electrification strategy, launching a new pure electricity brand "ERO N" and a new intelligent and efficient pure electricity architecture "ERO N Architecture". Honda China announced at the press conference that it will launch 10 pure electric vehicles in the Chinese market in the next five years, and will sell only pure electric and hybrid models in China from 2030, instead of new fuel vehicles. At the press conference, Honda China brought two new pure electric cars, one is the e:NS1 from Dongfeng Honda and the other is the e:NP1 from Guangzhou Auto Honda.

  Honda China 2021-10-14