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Tsuyoshi Inajima

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Bloomberg News reporter covering transportation and energy. Views are my own. RTs ≠ endorsements.
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Toyota Halts Lexus EV Plans Under Broader Investment Review

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By Tsuyoshi Inajima 
| Transport Topics
Business Technology Equipment Major Automakers Recalibrate on Weak EV Demand A Lexus LF-ZC electric concept vehicle in Beijing. (Qilai Shen/Bloomberg) May 29, 2026 9:48 AM, EDT Key Takeaways: Development of the next‑gen Lexus LF‑ZC EV has been stopped, despite plans for a 2027 launch and advanced features like gigacasting and faster‑charging batteries. The decision highlights how weakening demand and fading U.S. subsidies are forcing automakers to scale back EV ambitions and reassess targets.
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Former Japan trading house head warns of naphtha supply crunch

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By Tsuyoshi Inajima 
| The Japan Times
Japan is likely to face a shortage of naphtha-derived chemical products as early as the end of June, the former head of a major trading house said, in comments that contrast with the government’s view that supplies will last into next year.
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Former Japan Trading House Head Warns of Naphtha Supply Crunch

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By Tsuyoshi Inajima 
| Financial Post
Skip to Content Japan is likely to face a shortage of naphtha-derived chemical products as early as the end of June, the former head of a major trading house said, in comments that contrast with the government’s view that supplies will last into next year.
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