Although many car giants in the world want to switch to fully electric cars soon, there are also companies that have not yet taken many steps in this area. Perhaps the most famous of these is located in Japan. Toyota. The company, one of the largest car manufacturers in the world, has always said there is no point in being fully electric. That’s why it only had one electric vehicle called bZ4X.

Now a statement has emerged from the company’s senior management on the subject. He has said many times that it is not right to ban combustion engine vehicles. Toyota President Akio Toyodaelectric vehicles with its consequences for society relevant predictions made.

A future consisting solely of electric vehicles will cause millions of people to lose their jobs, according to Toyota’s president

In his statement, Toyoda argued that a future consisting entirely of electric vehicles could cause serious damage. Especially those working in the combustion engine car industry Millions of people could lose their jobs he underlined.

The Toyota director’s statements are specific to Japan. However, if we consider that an all-electric future is planned all over the world, this can be said everywhere. Naturally, new business opportunities will arise for the production of electric vehicles, but Toyoda thinks that producing vehicles on one fuel type will not be enough for that. Its description is as follows:

Toyoda sticks to his guns. According to the manager, instead of an all-electric future, clean internal combustion vehicles and hybrid vehicles A balanced future where Of course we should not forget that he and the company were widely criticized at the time for being among the companies that most hindered climate change efforts.