Toyota to increase “green” car sales in Europe by 2026
- December 4, 2023
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Japanese automaker Toyota Motor Corp. It will increase the percentage of zero-emission cars in European sales to more than 20% by 2026 and offer at least 15 electric
Japanese automaker Toyota Motor Corp. It will increase the percentage of zero-emission cars in European sales to more than 20% by 2026 and offer at least 15 electric and fuel cell models, it said on Monday (December 4).
According to Ukrinform’s report, The Japan Times is reporting on this issue.
“While we will continue to introduce a wide range of carbon reduction technologies, we will also continuously increase the number of zero-emission vehicles we offer to our customers,” said Yoshihiro Nakata, CEO of Toyota Motor Europe.
It is stated that Toyota has recently increased its efforts to expand its range of battery-powered cars as part of its strategy to “offer a wide range of environmentally friendly vehicles and serve different energy situations around the world”.
The Japanese automaker also said it plans to achieve full carbon neutrality in production and logistics in Europe by 2040, 10 years earlier than the company plans to do globally by 2050.
Toyota sold approximately 1.08 million cars in Europe in 2022; this accounts for approximately 10% of the company’s total sales.
This number is expected to increase to 1.17 million units in 2023.
Japanese company Toyota Motor Corp., Ukrinform reported. It posted production and sales records worldwide in the first half of the fiscal year from April to September.
Source: Ukrinform
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