Top Toyota official shows willingness to produce Prius in U.S.

LEXINGTON, United States - Toyota Motor Corp. Vice Chairman Fujio Cho speaks during a news conference in Lexington, Kentucky on May 20, expressing his willingness to produce the Prius electric-gasoline hybrid passenger car in the United States where demands for the vehicle have been increasing. (Kyodo)

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