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Mazda, Subaru join Toyota's self-driving vehicle venture

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Junichi Miyakawa, CEO of Monet Technologies, at a news conference in Tokyo in March. Suzuki, Mazda, Subaru, Isuzu and Daihatsu are each investing 57.1 million yen ($530,620) in the on-demand, self-driving car service. (REUTERS)
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June 29, 2019 06:35 AM

Five Japanese automakers including Subaru, Suzuki and Mazda are each investing 2 percent in the on-demand, self-driving vehicle service set up by SoftBank and Toyota.

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