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Toyota Is Planning To Transform Older Cars Into Eco-Friendly Models

by Suneela Zulfiqar
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Toyota Is Planning To Transform Older Cars Into Eco-Friendly Models
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For many years, Toyota has been among the top automakers. As a result, it intends to make its cars more environmentally friendly this time and is ready to help keep the environment clean.

Toyota’s CEO, Akio Toyoda, stated that the corporation intends to convert older vehicles into more environmentally friendly, sustainable versions using a “conversion” approach. This will take place by replacing certain parts.

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The grandson of the company’s founder, Kiichrio Toyoda, stated on Friday at an event that Toyota is considering retrofitting older vehicles with fuel cells and electric motors to speed up the industry’s transition to electric vehicles.

This is an excellent initiative taken by Toyota and will mark a significant step. This step will surely help Toyota and legged behind competitors in adopting electric-powered vehicles.

However, the company has run into a lot of problems and is still receiving flak for not being committed to making EVs. Additionally, Toyoda’s insistence that some markets and the high cost of manufacturing the cars are both factors. The Wall Street Journal reported that, in particular, the US is not prepared for them.

However, the corporation has looked for alternatives, such as hybrid vehicles. A combination of gasoline and electricity powers hybrid vehicles. They are also referred to as hydrogen-powered cars.

Toyota, on the other hand, is one of the top automakers and has made a name for itself as a leader in hybrid vehicles. Additionally, some people think that the company’s commitment to the model has turned it into a way to prevent a more widespread push toward electric vehicles.

Electrek, a website that keeps tabs on the advancement of electric vehicles, says. Toyota’s reputation and 1% of its US sales came from non-hybrid, zero-emission vehicles. It also “has the least developed supply chain for minimizing carbon emissions,” according to research.

Toyota stated in another instance that “regulations have driven a race to put out EVs as early as feasible.” Undoubtedly, as the Wall Street Journal wrote, it is “not Toyota’s strategy.”

Despite Toyota’s hesitancy to adopt EVs, the company succeeded in making a goal in December 2021. To sell 3.5 million EVs a year by 2030. Though at the time, Toyota also pledged to make all models in its Lexus line electric in the US, Europe, and China by 2030.

Though it will be difficult is something we must do, Toyota said in December 2021, reported by the Journal.

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