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Toyota defends multi-energy strategy and new engines

Ongoing18 events · of the 30 Oct au 5 Nov · latest fact at 06h40

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Le patron de Toyota avertit ses fournisseurs : « sans changement, nous ne survivrons pas »

Le dirigeant de Toyota met en garde ses fournisseurs sur la rapidité de la mutation de l'industrie automobile et appelle à des changements majeurs pour la survie du groupe.

In brief

Plants, jobs and earnings event (severity: notable) involving Toyota and Toyota Motor, in Japon, first detected on 1 November 2026 at 08:00. Reported by 1 source (1 article), last updated on 1 November 2026 at 08:00. Part of the story “Toyota defends multi-energy strategy and new engines”.

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JP Japon
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1 Nov, 08h00
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1 Nov, 08h00
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no.1624
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InsideEVs1very negative

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    InsideEVsWirevia Recherche fraîche · Toyota1 Nov
    'Unless Things Change, We Will Not Survive': Even Toyota Doesn't Feel Safe Right Now

    'Unless Things Change, We Will Not Survive': Even Toyota Doesn't Feel Safe Right Now ## The auto industry is shifting fast, and without some major change, Toyota's CEO can see the end of the road. Photo by: InsideEVs Rob Stumpf By: Rob Stumpf Mar 27, at 7:00am ET - Toyota's CEO is warning suppliers that they need to step it up. - “Right now, we in the automotive industry are battling for our very survival," he said at an event, per Automotive News. - This means loosening overly-strict production standards and focusing on reduced costs. Toyota has always run lean with little appetite for risk.

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