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to American congress members who objected to certifying the 2020 election and who—by and large—are climate skeptics.These lobbying efforts and more prompted the Danish pension fund AkademikerPension, to push the automaker to be more transparent about its political activities.
Under its new CEO, Koji Sato, the company has announced a range of EV promises, including the development of solid-state batteries by the end of the decade. It has also announced that it will produce a range of EVs in the near future, and will introduce production measures that will bring it more in line with other automakers.
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