Toyota pushed its innovative "21st century" car development into full gear in the early 1990s under company chairman Eiji Toyoda.Full story "Future of 'green' cars begins with the hybrid" in Japan's leading newspaper, The Asahi Shimbun.
"Developing a commercial electric vehicle at that time posed a slew of challenges," the official said. "That is the case even today."
...a battery pack's ability to hold a charge and its durability vary by temperature and driving conditions, the automaker points out.
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