Electrification Is a Requirement for the Future, Says Toyota’s Van Zyl

Electrification Is a Requirement for the Future, Says Toyota’s Van Zyl

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The transcript discusses Toyota's advancements in electrifying its fleet, emphasizing hybrid vehicles and future investments in plug-in hybrids, battery electric vehicles, and hydrogen fuel cells. It highlights the potential mix of powertrains in the future and Toyota's strategic collaborations with other automakers to develop cost-effective technologies. The transcript also addresses trade concerns, particularly in Europe, and Toyota's approach to influencing trade discussions. Finally, it notes the strong demand for the Toyota Supra sports car in Europe.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What percentage of Toyota's sales in Europe are hybrid vehicles?

90%

50%

70%

30%

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Which type of vehicle does Toyota see as a small portion of the market in the future?

Hybrid vehicles

Plug-in hybrid vehicles

Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles

Battery electric vehicles

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Which companies are collaborating on autonomous driving?

Toyota and PSA

Nissan and Renault

Volkswagen and Ford

BMW and Daimler

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the name of the sports car developed in collaboration with BMW?

Camry

Prius

Corolla

Supra

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is Toyota's stance on trade?

Protectionism

Tariff-based trade

Isolationism

Free trade

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What is Toyota's main concern regarding trade issues in Europe?

Trade issues with Japan

Import tariffs from China

Export tariffs to the USA

Trade issues between the UK and the European market

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What is the demand status for the new Supra in Europe?

Low demand

Moderate demand

Full subscription of supply

No demand