Toyota, GM form teams on hybrid cars and fuel cells

Toyota, GM form teams on hybrid cars and fuel cells

TOKYO, Japan - Fujio Cho (L), president of Toyota Motor Corp., and Rick Wagoner (R), president and chief operating officer of General Motors Corp. (GM), shake hands at a news conference in Makuhari, east of Tokyo, on Oct. 20 where they said the two automakers have formed joint teams to develop hybrid electric-gasoline powered cars and fuel cells for use in commercial automobiles.

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