Japan’s electric vehicle market, long stagnant despite global growth, is finally showing signs of movement after years of limited adoption. Domestic automakers, which have lagged behind international competitors in EV development, are now accelerating production and expanding charging infrastructure to meet rising demand. Analysts attribute the shift to stricter emissions regulations and a growing consumer push toward sustainable transportation. The change could mark a turning point for an industry that has remained largely dormant for over a decade.
Once were leaders: Japanese electric car market finally stirs after more than a decade of slumber The Driven IO
