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Toyota annual net profit jumps 10.3%, further growth forecast Issued on: 12/05/2021 - 07:58 Japanese auto giant Toyota has projected growth despite the ongoing semiconductor crisis Charly TRIBALLEAU AFP/File 4 min Tokyo (AFP) Toyotas full-year net profit jumped 10.3 percent even as the pandemic hit the auto industry, the Japanese firm said Wednesday, projecting growth despite the ongoing semiconductor crisis. The global pandemic has hit automakers ha...

TOKYO, May 12 — Toyota’s full-year net profit jumped 10.3 per cent even as the pandemic hit the auto industry, the Japanese firm said today, projecting growth despite the ongoing semiconductor crisis. The global pandemic has hit automakers hard, with demand collapsing as the coronavirus forced...

Toyota Motor Corp's full-year net profit jumped 10.3 percent even as the pandemic hit the auto industry, the Japanese firm said Wednesday, projecting growth despite the ongoing semiconductor crisis. The global pandemic has hit automakers hard, with demand collapsing as the coronavirus&#x20...

Toyota Motor Corp’s full-year net profit jumped 10.3 percent even as the COVID-19 pandemic hit the auto industry, the Japanese firm said yesterday, projecting growth, despite the ongoing semiconductor crisis. “Even though sales declined in the first half of the year due to the impact of the coronavirus, in the latter half of the year we saw a rise in sales in many regions,” Toyota chief financial officer Kenta Kon told reporters. Toyota said it generated ￥2.25 trillion (US$20.6 billion) ...

2023 Subaru Solterra Release Date, Specs and Price: Iconic All-Wheel-Drive, EV Architecture Teased! Subaru has announced a new model that signals its foray into the electric vehicle market--the 2023 Subaru Solterra set to hit the streets next year. Photo : Robert Hradil/Getty Images Finally, the wait is over for Subaru aficionados craving for that EV crossover. Subaru has released details of its first electric vehicle, the 2023 Subaru Solterra EV that will surely excite everyone. The new mode...

Published May 12, 2021, 2:15 PM TOKYO, May  12, 2021 (AFP) – Toyota’s full-year net profit jumped 10.3 percent even as the pandemic hit the auto industry, the Japanese firm said Wednesday, projecting growth despite the ongoing semiconductor crisis. The global pandemic has hit automakers hard, with demand collapsing as the coronavirus forced people indoors and hit spending. But the world’s top-selling carmaker has bounced back quicker than its competitors, and has also successfully weathe...

Subaru Solterra electric SUV teased Subaru Solterra electric SUV teased May 12, 2021 Official countdown to Japanese brand’s first EV begins, but will it ever come to Australia? However, Subaru Australia says that at this stage there’s no plan for the electric SUV, which is part of a joint-venture program with Toyota, to be sold Down Under. “The Subaru factory in Japan confirm that there is no timeline for the electric Solterra vehicle in Australia,” said a spokesman for Subaru’s local...

Subaru reveals name and sneak peek of its first electric SUV Subarus first foray into electric vehicles has a name: Solterra. The Japanese automakers first EV will be an SUV similar to its all-wheel drive predecessors, but entirely electric. Its name literally means "sun" and "earth" to convey environmental consciousness, according to a press release. Itll be on sale some time in 2022 in the U.S., Canada, China, Europe, and Japan, but Subaru didnt share other information like the price and batt...

Is your smartphone giving your car the silent treatment? And the feelings mutual? Its time to call in Doctor Paul… Bluetooth and wireless connectivity, smartphone integration and the USB port. These are all listed in the encyclopedia of humankind’s greatest technological achievements. But on four wheels if any of these tech wonders should stop working, the whole infotainment revolution quickly goes from a miracle of the age to a complete pain in the nether regions. Here’s a tip for nothin...

THE STANDARD OPINION The world celebrates the International Day of the Midwife today, taking stock of the work done by this valuable cadre of health workers in our maternity units and other service delivery points of maternal and newborn care. It has been a challenging season since Covid-19 struck. It is worth reiterating that pregnancies do not stop even with crises. The workload and working environment pose a great challenge to those providing midwifery services. The theme of this year’s c...