Toyota, SA’s third largest vehicle exporter, plans to transition to producing battery-operated electric cars locally for the European export market in the next five years
10 July 2022 - 00:00Toyota, SA’s third-largest vehicle exporter, plans to switch to producing electric cars for Europe in the next five years, saying the local industry needs to adapt or
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