Toyota to provide hybrid system technology to Ford

Toyota to provide hybrid system technology to Ford

NAGOYA, Japan - File photo shows the Prius hybrid car produced by Toyota Motor Corp. Toyota and Ford Motor Co. said on March 9 that they have signed a licensing agreement allowing Ford to use Toyota's hybrid system control technology patents for its hybrid system.

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