BEIJING—Toyota Motor Corp. is considering shifting production of key components used to make its fuel-efficient hybrids and other alternative-energy vehicles to China, potentially boosting that nation's green-car technology ambitions.
But the maker of the hot-selling Prius hybrid is unlikely to shift production of components it is developing for its next generation of electric-gasoline hybrid and pure-electric vehicle technologies, according to a person familiar with the matter. That reluctance highlights Toyota's desire to keep its most-advanced technology out of reach of Chinese companies.
Hiroyoshi Yoshiki, a senior Japan-based Toyota executive, said over the weekend at an auto conference in the northeastern ...
BEIJING—Toyota Motor Corp. is considering shifting production of key components used to make its fuel-efficient hybrids and other alternative-energy vehicles to China, potentially boosting that nation's green-car technology ambitions.
But the maker of the hot-selling Prius hybrid is unlikely to shift production of components it is developing for its next generation of electric-gasoline hybrid and pure-electric vehicle technologies, according to a person familiar with the matter. That reluctance highlights Toyota's desire to keep its most-advanced technology out of reach of Chinese companies.
Hiroyoshi Yoshiki, a senior Japan-based Toyota executive, said over the weekend at an auto conference in the northeastern ...
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