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Tokyo auto show cancels 2021 event, will rebrand as 'mobility' show

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Media surround the unveiling of the Lexus LF-30 EV concept car at the 2019 Tokyo auto show.
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Hans Greimel
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By:
Naoto Okamura
April 22, 2021 08:05 AM

TOKYO -- Despite the odds, the beleaguered Tokyo auto show survived the Great Recession, the 2011 earthquake-tsunami in Japan and the rivalry of bigger, bolder shows next-door in China.

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