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happyhere
So 10th, 14th, 20th and 21st for Japan's top 4.
How the mighty have fallen.
Sven Asai
In another news only a few days ago the headline was something like about currently every second car sold worldwide is a Toyota. Therefore such a fictitious and theoretical ranking by a quasi no-name business school with Swiss roots, is surely more something for the garbage can. Even if there would be a future time when Toyota only sells a third or fourth of all cars, that would still be an overwhelming business power in that sector most or no other carmakers won’t even ever reach nearly.
FrenchFox
Toyota Earnings Topped Tesla’s. EVs Are Taking a Back Seat.
https://www.barrons.com/articles/toyota-earnings-tesla-ev-stock-df8ada2c
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BTW you know it’s a story about business risk not profits. Right?
smithinjapan
It's same across every single field in which Japan used to dominate, and the price for slashing quality and quality checks, not allowing innovation but demanding complete and total submission to company rules, and an inability overall to ACT instead of talking about doing so. Also way too much red tape.
Clay
Toyota's denial of EV's destiny quite serious, almost like massive progress in battery tech. an 'inconvenient truth'!
Meanwhile, Toyota continues to 'feel' it's fuel cell and hybrid solutions with no global scale will somehow win over consumers hearts, minds and wallets = NOT!