Toyota, The First Automaker to Launch a Flex Hybrid Car in the World, Invests Heavily in Brazil to Expand Global Offer of Electric, Hybrid, and Hydrogen Vehicles at Attractive Prices

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Published on 20/07/2021 at 13:23

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As The First Company To Launch A Flex Hybrid Car, Toyota States That It Will Be Beneficial To Invest In Electric, Hydrogen-Powered, And Hybrid Vehicles, And Also Claims That Brazil Can Become A Potential Exporter

As the first automaker to launch a flex hybrid car in the world, Toyota is working hard to include Brazil in its global electric vehicle strategy, while also seeking to expand the global offering of hybrids and hydrogen, weaving a unique strategy more suited to the Brazilian market.

Toyota’s Plans Include The Brazilian Market

Masahiro Inoue, President Of Toyota Latin America And The Caribbean, Provided More Details About The Automaker’s Plans For CO2 Emission Neutrality And Also For The Energy Transition, Which Includes Electric And Hydrogen Vehicles, But Continues To Bet On Hybrids And Plug-In Hybrids.

Specifically Addressing Brazil, The President Of Toyota Stated That Hybrid Propulsion Is The Best Option To Electrify The Brazilian Market.

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Brazil Could Be An Exporter Of Flex Hybrid Cars

Regarding Brazil Being An Export Hub For Flex Hybrid Cars, The Toyota Executive Made Some Observations, But Mentioned The Example Of India, Which Has A Huge Interest In This Technology Yet Lacks The Proper Infrastructure To Implement It, Which Could Bring A Range Of Opportunities To Brazil.

In Relation To Hydrogen-Ethanol Cells, A Technology Developed By Other Automakers, The Executive States That It Is Attractive, But The Development Costs Are High, And Also Claims That The Forecast To See Brazil Producing Green Hydrogen At A Reasonable Cost Is 15 To 20 Years.

When Will A New Flex Hybrid Car Arrive In Brazil?

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Regarding The Launch Of A New Flex Hybrid Car For The Brazilian Market, The Executive Stated That Toyota, Globally, Will Offer Electric Vehicles, Whether Hybrid, Plug-In Hybrid, Or With Hydrogen Cells. In The National Market, A Small Flex Hybrid Car Will Arrive.

It Is Still Early To Confirm With Total Certainty What The Next Compact Flex Hybrid Would Be. However, Considering The Automaker’s Options, There Is A Strong Possibility That It Will Be The Toyota Yaris, Which Would Have To Undergo A Structural Change To Become Hybrid.

Besides This, Another Vehicle Likely To Arrive Is The Toyota Raize, Which Initially Would Be Imported And Soon After Produced Locally.

Toyota, The First Automaker to Launch a Flex Hybrid Car in the World, Invests Heavily in Brazil to Expand Global Offer of Electric, Hybrid, and Hydrogen Vehicles at Attractive Prices

As The First Company To Launch A Flex Hybrid Car, Toyota States That It Will Be Beneficial To Invest In Electric, Hydrogen-Powered, And Hybrid Vehicles, And Also Claims That Brazil Can Become A Potential Exporter

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Toyota, The First Automaker to Launch a Flex Hybrid Car in the World, Invests Heavily in Brazil to Expand Global Offer of Electric, Hybrid, and Hydrogen Vehicles at Attractive Prices

As The First Company To Launch A Flex Hybrid Car, Toyota States That It Will Be Beneficial To Invest In Electric, Hydrogen-Powered, And Hybrid Vehicles, And Also Claims That Brazil Can Become A Potential Exporter

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