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Japan has just launched its first car show in four years, and they're rebranding it as the "Mobility Show."

By Carol Troy

The country is under increasing pressure to switch to electronic vehicles (EVs). They are about to lose their place as #1 car exporter to their rival China, fast developing its status as the EV kingpin.

Nissan Chief Executive Officer Makoto Uchida with the electric concept car, Hyper Force. Photographer: Kiyoshi Ota/Bloomberg

Japan is perhaps about drop behind Germany as the world's third largest economy.

This Nissan "concept car" shown in the Tokyo show is a wild example of what the Japanese car industry can create when under pressure.

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Go Green

Japan has just launched its first car show in four years, and they're rebranding it as the "Mobility Show."

By Carol Troy

The country is under increasing pressure to switch to electronic vehicles (EVs). They are about to lose their place as #1 car exporter to their rival China, fast developing its status as the EV kingpin.

Nissan Chief Executive Officer Makoto Uchida with the electric concept car, Hyper Force. Photographer: Kiyoshi Ota/Bloomberg

Japan is perhaps about drop behind Germany as the world's third largest economy.

This Nissan "concept car" shown in the Tokyo show is a wild example of what the Japanese car industry can create when under pressure.

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Go Green

Japan has just launched its first car show in four years, and they're rebranding it as the "Mobility Show."

By Carol Troy

The country is under increasing pressure to switch to electronic vehicles (EVs). They are about to lose their place as #1 car exporter to their rival China, fast developing its status as the EV kingpin.

Nissan Chief Executive Officer Makoto Uchida with the electric concept car, Hyper Force. Photographer: Kiyoshi Ota/Bloomberg

Japan is perhaps about drop behind Germany as the world's third largest economy.

This Nissan "concept car" shown in the Tokyo show is a wild example of what the Japanese car industry can create when under pressure.

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Go Green

Japan has just launched its first car show in four years, and they're rebranding it as the "Mobility Show."

By Carol Troy

The country is under increasing pressure to switch to electronic vehicles (EVs). They are about to lose their place as #1 car exporter to their rival China, fast developing its status as the EV kingpin.

Nissan Chief Executive Officer Makoto Uchida with the electric concept car, Hyper Force. Photographer: Kiyoshi Ota/Bloomberg

Japan is perhaps about drop behind Germany as the world's third largest economy.

This Nissan "concept car" shown in the Tokyo show is a wild example of what the Japanese car industry can create when under pressure.

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Japan has just launched its first car show in four years, and they're rebranding it as the "Mobility Show."

By Carol Troy

The country is under increasing pressure to switch to electronic vehicles (EVs). They are about to lose their place as #1 car exporter to their rival China, fast developing its status as the EV kingpin.

Nissan Chief Executive Officer Makoto Uchida with the electric concept car, Hyper Force. Photographer: Kiyoshi Ota/Bloomberg

Japan is perhaps about drop behind Germany as the world's third largest economy.

This Nissan "concept car" shown in the Tokyo show is a wild example of what the Japanese car industry can create when under pressure.

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