Toyota stakes future in China on newly released car

Toyota stakes future in China on newly released car

NAGOYA, Japan - Toyota Motor Corp. Managing Director Akio Toyoda told Kyodo News recently that the company will strive to improve customer satisfaction with the Vios compact sedan, recently released in China. He said the automaker's future in the gigantic market will depend on sales of the new vehicle.

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