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Toyota has removed Hino from Japanese truck consortium after emissions scandal

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TOKYO -- Little more than a year ago, Toyota’s truck-making subsidiary Hino Motors entered into a Japan-wide commercial vehicle consortium to speed the shift to electrification.

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