To survive, Japanese manufacturers are pledging cooperation in areas like AI and EVs, while also navigating trade tensions and internal restructuring.

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Japan’s carmakers vow closer ties to regain ground lost to China

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(Bloomberg) — Japan’s biggest automakers pledged cooperation in tech-focused areas to survive in the rapidly evolving global industry, just as two of its largest car brands begin negotiating a deal that would effectively split the country’s industry in two.

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Japan's Carmakers Vow Closer Ties to Regain Ground Lost to China

Until now, there has been no challenger to the convertibles of the German premium manufacturers, but that will soon change, as the Chinese Hongqi is producing a canvas-topped H6. The novelty will be introduced later this year.

Eddig nem volt kihívója a német prémiumgyártók kabrióinak, azonban ez hamarosan megváltozik, a kínai Hongqi vászontetős H6-ost készít. Még az idén bemutatják az újdonságot.

Középkategóriás kabriót dob piacra a kínai Hongqi

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Chinese carmaker Hongqi launches mid-range convertible

JAPAN’S biggest automakers pledged cooperation in tech-focused areas to survive in the rapidly evolving global industry, just as two of its largest car brands begin negotiating a deal that would effectively split the country’s industry in two. Over the next decade, manufacturers will need to pool resources and collaborate in…

Japan’s carmakers vow closer ties to regain ground lost to China

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