Nikkei Asia: Toyota Shifts EV Strategy in China Towards Chinese Suppliers, Posing Challenges for Traditional Japanese Suppliers
Nikkei Asia reports that Toyota Motor plans to use more components from Chinese manufacturers for its luxury electric SUVs produced in China starting in 2027. This move comes as the Japanese auto industry grapples with low-cost competition from China, putting pressure on Toyota's traditional Japanese suppliers. Toyota's bZ3X SUV, launched in China in March 2025, is believed to already heavily utilize Chinese-made components.
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