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EV Sales in Latin America May Only Touch 5% by 2030, Toyota Says

Japanese automaker’s regional head urges Brazil to take lead Toyota sees bulk of cars in 2030 being

EV Sales in Latin America May Only Touch 5% by 2030, Toyota Says

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