Toyota Slashes EV Production targets for 2026 by a third

Toyota's Hybrid Strategy is Praised: Toyota's emphasis on hybrids was initially criticized. However, their strategy has been regarded as a sensible choice over time.  

Toyota is excited to unveil the next array of new electric vehicles.  

Production Target: The carmaker expects to build one million electric vehicles in 2026, which is a 33% drop from their earlier targets.  

Current sales: Toyota sold approximately 100,000 electric vehicles last year. 

Global Market Slowdown: The reason for lowering output is a reduction in the global electric vehicle market.  

Toyota expects to produce around 400,000 electric vehicles next year.  

Model Development: Toyota is actively creating a variety of models, including two three-row SUVs.

Manufacturing Locations: Toyota Motor Manufacturing will manufacture the SUVs in Kentucky and Indiana.  

Toyota is committed to manufacturing 1.5 million electric vehicles annually by 2026 and 3.5 million by 2030, underlining these as their targets.  

Other Automakers' Adjustments: Ford and GM have modified their EV plans, including scrapping a three-row electric crossover and postponing a Buick EV domestically.  

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