Foxconn to produce Mitsubishi’s upcoming electric vehicle models
April 21, 2025, 10:20 pm
In a strategic manufacturing move, Foxconn is reportedly set to build Mitsubishi’s new electric vehicle, slated for launch in Australia and New Zealand in 2026. The collaboration underscores the growing synergy between tech giants and auto makers in the race towards an electrified future.
China's Nio delays Europe launch of Firefly EV to third quarter Reuters
The new electric vehicle is expected to launch in Australia and New Zealand in 2026.
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