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Japan’s Automakers Are In Crisis



Japan’s Automakers Are In Crisis

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In this video we analyze the rise of the Japanese automobile industry and its recent market share losses.

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0:00 – 2:53 Intro
2:54 – 4:36 The Rise of Japanese Automakers
4:37 – 6:37 Electrification
6:38 – 9:18 Nissan
9:19 – 12:52 Honda
12:53 Toyota

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21 Comments

  2. @CHILEANUNDERCOVER on

    You need to look into the role that The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan is playing behind the scenes in order to see a bigger picture of this merger. An utter failure nonetheless.

  9. @ihatetoyotaxx on

    Bullshit nonsense. EV popularity is declining big time. Its either convential or hybrid. Big problem as i look for a new car is supply. They still have not met up with demand. This video is typical nonsense by an elitist know it all.

  10. @Noah_E on

    The Nissan Leaf is trash. Short-sided cost cutting (like no active thermal management or standard heat pumps) made them the worst non-Chinese EV. Just like cost cutting produced the worst CVT in the market. It makes zero sense to buy a Nissan over better brands.

  11. @thomasr4083 on

    Isn't it convenient that the "electrification" data stops as sales DRAMATICALLY slowed. Hybrids are more likely to be the future. The grid simply cannot handle the amount of power needed to power most vehicles electrically! As demand for power increases, prices will go up causing people to revert back to hybrid/ gas powered vehicles. Everyone i know who said they would buy electric the nect time either bought a gas vehicle or a hybrid.

  12. @thomasr4083 on

    Isn't it convenient that the "electrification" data stops as sales DRAMATICALLY slowed. Hybrids are more likely to be the future. The grid simply cannot handle the amount of power needed to power most vehicles electrically! As demand for power increases, prices will go up causing people to revert back to hybrid/ gas powered vehicles. Everyone i know who said they would buy electric the nect time either bought a gas vehicle or a hybrid.

  15. @halvey8518 on

    Honda will make it. They’re seen as the little brother of Toyota as being just as reliable and also just as diversified with their hybrid fleet.

    Nissan is the odd one out that is seen as not reliable as the other two and will probably die out. Congrats on Honda for not merging.

  17. @delavan9141 on

    Once the true economic and environmental disaster of EVs becomes more apparent, coupled with the fragile power grid, the common sense of small, cheap, efficient, easy-to-repair, much-longer-lasting gas-powered vehicles will also become apparent.

  19. @snowman2834 on

    Toyota is not making evs not because they can't, they know what people want, they're not stupid. Their future is bright, unlike ford making evs and losing 5 bln a year 🤡