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Smartphone makers cut back and Son changes tack
The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times
Nation's manufacturing heartland threatened with service interruptions
Toyota and Nissan models are only compatible with low-output chargers
Toyo Tire boosts durability 10-fold, eyeing EV-era demand
Japanese automaker bets on world's largest EV market with the e:N
Auto plant, slated to open in 2025, defies current slump in Indian market
Revenue expected to be 18.7% higher but operating profit flat
Automaker to invest $1.9bn in domestic EV production
CEO Luca de Meo in Japan to meet with members of Franco-Japan alliance
Tesla sells 98% fewer units in April with no exports due to Shanghai lockdown
Japan auto giant's forecast reflects rising raw material prices and chip shortages
Factory usage could fall below 50% once new factories come online
Billionaire says lockdowns being lifted rapidly, will not be 'significant issue'
Supply chain snarls make normal production 'impossible': president
Oklahoma among candidate sites; production to start as early as 2024
COVID lockdown in China to affect production of around 40,000 vehicles
Samsung to remain key shareholder despite name being dropped earlier this year
Aim is for 40% of cars and urban buses, 70% of motorbikes to be electric by 2050
Shift to onshore production prompted by supply chain woes and weak yen
Nearby residents complain of strong odor, sore throats among kids
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