Toyota to start hybrid production in Australia in early 2010

Toyota to start hybrid production in Australia in early 2010

NAGOYA, Japan - Toyota Motor Corp. President Katsuaki Watanabe (L) poses with Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd at a news conference in Nagoya on June 10, where Toyota announced that it will begin producing a gasoline-electric hybrid version of the Camry sedan in Australia in early 2010, with an annual production target of 10,000 vehicles.

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