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Toyota Objects to ‘Exorbitant’ Tax Breaks for Rich in EV Plan

Toyota Motor Corp.ramped up its objections to proposed tax credits for electric vehicles in the U.S.

Toyota Objects to ‘Exorbitant’ Tax Breaks for Rich in EV Plan

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Toyota Objects to ‘Exorbitant’ Tax Breaks for Rich in EV Plan

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