Three Japanese Majors Ill-Prepared for EV Move

06 Jun 2022 | Abstracted from GoAuto

"...climate think-tank organisation InfluenceMap has slammed the big Japanese car-makers Toyota, Nissan and Honda claiming they are the least prepared for a zero-emission vehicle transition compared with their global competitors.

"By 2029, only 14 per cent of Toyota's worldwide production is forecast to be full-electric vehicles, rising to 18 per cent for Honda and 22 per cent for Nissan, according to the study..."

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