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Jan 27, 2022, 2:19 AM

Toyota To Produce Record 11 Million Cars In Fiscal 2022 If Chip Supply Stable

Hitting that production target would depend on a stable supply of chips

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  car&bike Team | Jan 27, 2022

  Oil Hits Highest Since 2014 On Russia-Ukraine Tension

  Brent crude rose $1.37, or 1.6%, to $89.57 at 1319 GMT after reaching $89.60, the highest since October 2014. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude was up $1.13, or 1.3%, to $86.73.

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  car&bike Team | Jan 26, 2022

  U.S. Set To Release Study Details On Chips Shortage Amid Funding Push

  Automakers and chips manufacturers have warned the supply shortages could last until least 2023.

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  car&bike Team | Jan 26, 2022

  Volkswagen And Bosch Team Up On Automated Driving Software

  Using data from Volkswagen's fleet, the partners will develop so-called Level 2 autonomous driving software.

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  car&bike Team | Jan 26, 2022

  Bentley To Produce First Fully Electric Car In 2025

  Bentley also committed to investing 2.5 billion pounds ($3.4 billion) in sustainability over the next decade.

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  car&bike Team | Jan 26, 2022

  Toyota Says Its Tianjin Joint Venture Resumed Production On Jan 22

  The site, which Toyota runs with Chinese automaker FAW Group, was shut on Jan. 10 for 11 days.

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  car&bike Team | Jan 26, 2022

  Delhi Government Proposes Making 25 Per Cent Of New Cab Registrations Electric

  The proposal would mandate apps providing transportation or delivery services, including cab operators such as Ola and Uber and food delivery apps Swiggy and Zomato, to register with the Delhi government as soon as the law comes into effect.

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  Shubham Parashar | Jan 26, 2022

  Mahindra Despatches 14,000 Units Of The XUV700

  Mahindra received over 70,000 bookings for the new Mahindra XUV700 by Diwali itself and had expediated its production in a bid to meet the demand.

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  car&bike Team | Jan 26, 2022

  Hyundai Motor Expects Vehicle Production To Rebound In H1 As Chip Supply Improves

  The shortage will continue in the first quarter due to the spread of the Omicron variant, Seo said, adding it was the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic in Southeast Asia and resulting chip sourcing troubles that pushed Hyundai's sales to less than the targeted 4 million vehicles in 2021.

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