Daihatsu launches new minivehicle targeting women

Daihatsu launches new minivehicle targeting women

TOKYO, Japan - Daihatsu Motor Co. President Takaya Yamada stands besides the Move Latte, a new minivehicle targeting female drivers which the company launched at a press conference in Tokyo on Aug. 23. The Move Latte, with an engine capacity of 660 cc, features glass windows that the manufacturer says will reduce the penetration of ultraviolet rays by more than 90 percent and a large, lighted vanity mirror.

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