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Motor Company said today they're finally getting serious about the move to EV, announcing nine

new fully electric models for Europe by the end of

2006. The Japanese automaker long criticized for not only its cautious approach to EVs, but actively

trying to dissuade buyers from going electric or running ads to slow the adoption of zero-emission

mobility is now accelerating its own

electric ambitions. Today they unveiled an updated BZ4X, an all-new CHR Plus, the compact urban

cruiser, and a look at what's coming next. Welcome to a special bonus edition of the podcast.

I'm Martin Lee, and this is EV News Daily.

Well, Toyota, the world's largest automaker by sales, has maintained a cautious approach to EVs

compared to many competitors, focusing instead on their mild hybrid lineup. Toyota has also been

running ads, saying things like we choose not to plug in and marketing

their petrol-powered mild hybrids as self-charging, which I've long felt was a purposeful strategy

to confuse buyers. With European EVy sales jumping and new CO2 emissions regulations coming in, which will find companies

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