Why Doesn't Toyota Make Electric Cars? Understand Their EV Strategy

We explore Toyota's EV strategy and compare their focus on hybrid vehicles to fully electric ones. Discover Toyota's stance on EVs, their investment in hydrogen cars, and the future of electric vehicles in their lineup. We'll discuss Toyota's position in the EV market, their plans for electric vehicle development, and why they prioritize hybrids over all-electric models. Learn about Toyota's approach to green technology, the reasons behind their EV delay, and how they stack up against competitors like Tesla. This comprehensive analysis covers Toyota's alternative energy vehicles and sustainable mobility strategy, shedding light on their unique approach to the automotive industry's shift towards electric vehicles.
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[@maestos0]

BZ4X!!!

[@andreass.3444]

Toyota should sell the new Prius also as an EV version, similar as Hyundai with the first Ioniq electric did.

[@Technoverse-123]

It would get them good sales as well.

[@jeremiahlee6335]

the EV infrastructure in the US is far from being ready, on top of this, the unreasonable cost of battery replacement, limited range, the pollution of lithium produciton, and long charging time are tough. The last straw is the questionable reduction of CO2 emission of EVs considering the high ratio of fossil fuel used in power generation.

[@Technoverse-123]

I agree with the costs and pollution of Toyota's vehicles

[@dcc70]

Toyota is not anti-EV. If there's a version of EV that presents a value proposition to the consumer greater than their current offerings, Toyota for sure will produce that EV. The problem is currently there no such EV.

[@Technoverse-123]

Yeah, and maybe they would produce more EV's in the future.

[@Sandeep-pvs]

Toyota is next Nokia. very simple!

[@KookaburraAU9908]

I purchased cash a Toyota RAV4 Cruiser Hybrid AWD for AU$60,000. I purchased a Toyota hybrid because of proven reliable technology. EVs are a scam with huge depreciation within a couple of years and basically worthless at 8 years. They charge a disposal fee for worn out tyres. Eventually they will have to charge a fee to safely dispose of a 700kg+ toxic lithium battery.

[@anhemta6979]

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