BMW's Zipse sees Toyota alliance going beyond 2025

Toyota and BMW have collaborated on sports cars, which resulted in the Toyota Supra (pictured) and the BM Z4. (TOYOTA)

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Reuters

November 12, 2020 03:20 PM

FRANKFURT -- BMW CEO Oliver Zipse on Thursday said he would seek to strengthen bonds with Toyota and wants the current alliance between the two automakers, which focuses on fuel cells and sports cars, going beyond 2025.

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