Toyota restarts most plants in Japan after system failure

Toyota restarts most plants in Japan after system failure

Employees head to work at Toyota Motor Corp.'s Motomachi plant in Toyota in Aichi Prefecture, central Japan, on the morning of Aug. 30, 2023. Toyota said the same day that operations at most of its 14 vehicle assembly plants in Japan have resumed after a system failure led to the suspension of output at all of them the previous day.

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