Toyota’s shift to an all-electric version of its popular Highlander SUV faces potential disruptions, as production delays threaten to leave dealerships without stock for an unspecified period. The automaker’s CEO recently engaged with Chinese government officials, though details of the discussions remain unclear. While the electric transition aligns with global demands for cleaner vehicles, the timing of the rollout could impact customer availability. Industry observers will watch closely to see how Toyota addresses the supply chain hurdles ahead.
CEO Jim Farley met with Chinese government officials in early September. Toyota planned a clean swap from gas to electric Highlander, but production delays may leave dealers without inventory for at ...
