Toyota, Mazda agree to tie up on eco-friendly, safety technology

Toyota, Mazda agree to tie up on eco-friendly, safety technology

Akio Toyoda (L), president of Toyota Motor Corp., and Masamichi Kogai, representative director of Mazda Corp., shake hands during a press conference in Tokyo on May 13, 2015. They announced the two companies have agreed to expand their tie-up to include cooperation in the fields of eco-friendly and safety technology. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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