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Because it was part of a plan to reshape the company, to focus on profitability. and that was a risky move to make. so i guess the question is, did the plan work? it was a very deliberate move, in 2017, when we chose to exit europe. we looked at the investments that we wanted to make in electric vehicle technology and autonomous vehicle technology, and we made a decision to take the money that we had invested in europe and instead redistribute it to what we felt were the emerging trends, the new technology and where the auto industry is going. i don't think it's so bold to say that this transi...

To reshape the company, to focus on profitability. and that was a risky move to make. so i guess the question is, did the plan work? it was a very deliberate move, in 2017, when we chose to exit europe. we looked at the investments that we wanted to make in electric vehicle technology and autonomous vehicle technology, and we made a decision to take the money that we had invested in europe and instead redistribute it to what we felt were the emerging trends, the new technology and where the auto industry is going. i don�*t think it�*s so bold to say that this transition the automotive indu...

As the overall trajectory of the automotive market continues to lean electric, new EV companies have sprung up around the world and traditional carmakers are retooling their lineups. Despite...

I SEEM to be forever enamored with my Toyota Altis.  Even though I bought it in 2001, time has not extinguished the flame of love. That will never ever happen, I guess. My Altis has remained in running condition all these years. Why, it had only run 13,419 kilometers. The…

In a push towards the electric mobility dream, India on Friday saw the launch of a passenger electric three-wheeler that is touted as the world's fastest-charging EV within 15 minutes.Omega Seiki Mobility forged a partnership with Exponent ...