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MAFTEC explains its core products, including the MAFTEC blanket and OBM, driving roughly 88–90% of its automotive business.
EVs are seen as a high-potential market, with projections suggesting about 30% of light vehicles could be EVs by 2040 or 2050.
MAFTEC plans global expansion, with Japan remaining key and international partners like ArcelorMittal and American steelmakers in its outreach.
The company emphasizes quality as its strongest asset, establishing long-term relationships with Toyota and Mercedes-Benz.
Skid post blocks offer energy efficiency benefits by reducing heat leakage and easing installation in steel furnaces.
Japan's evolving supplier landscape sees Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers engaging with multiple OEMs and diversifying into energy and manufacturing sectors.
The interview notes the growing market potential outside automotive, notably in energy and industrial manufacturing sectors.
MAFTEC anticipates continued EV adoption growth, with regulatory pressure driving demand for high-temperature materials in emissions systems.
MAFTEC sees opportunities in developing regions for commercial vehicles, including Africa, India, and South America.
Recycling of lithium-ion batteries emerges as another growth area for MAFTEC’s materials in safety applications.

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Carter Myers Automotive expands into Maryland by purchasing Toyota and Hyundai dealerships in Lexington Park.
CMA plans for Honda's Lexington Park store to open in 2026 and will retain current employees at the two acquisitions.
The acquisitions represent CMA's strategic move to grow in smaller communities for personal, community-focused service.
CMA's expansion in Maryland marks its first Maryland stores, part of a broader mid-Atlantic growth strategy.
Executive leadership shift planned, with CMA appointing an executive manager to oversee all three Lexington Park stores.
CMA's geographic approach targets the mid-Atlantic with a revolving circle of growth from its Charlottesville base.
CMA emphasizes cost efficiency by matching image-ready facilities, reducing renovation needs for acquisitions.
CMA plans to leverage the two new stores as a training ground to accelerate Honda store readiness.
The deal underscores CMA's focus on non-luxury, high-volume brands in smaller markets.
Lexington Park, Maryland, chosen for CMA’s Maryland entry due to its community-focused environment.

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The 2026 Toyota bZ4X gains more power and efficiency with improved range options and faster charging.
Toyota expands battery choices, with up to 354 miles per charge in the updated model.
Charging is faster, with 150 kW capability and 28-minute 10–80% rapid charging.
Interior gets a major overhaul with a bigger 14-inch infotainment screen and better cabin feel.
Four-wheel-drive versions retain off-road capability with five grip modes and water fording up to 500mm.
The refreshed bZ4X targets family buyers with improved ride quality and quieter cabin.
Rivals options remain strong, but the bZ4X now better matches them in overall value.
Powertrain updates include a 221bhp front motor and stronger rear motor for AWD variants.
Toyota positions the bZ4X as a practical, family-friendly SUV with ample interior space.
The bZ4X is a joint development with Subaru, reinforcing its rugged, capable persona.

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