Subaru presents progress on Management Policy 2025

• Subaru targets roughly double current productivity through changes to next-generation vehicle development and production at its new Oizumi plant.
• Standardized structural components aim to reduce part numbers by 50%; supply-chain processes are also targeted for a 50% reduction.
• Yajima plant has achieved mixed-model production of battery-electric and internal-combustion vehicles, including Toyota and Subaru models.
• Manufacturing improvements underpin expansion into new vehicle sizes and segments to reach a broader customer base.
• Software and hardware upgrades, proactive servicing and stronger customer engagement aim to increase lifetime customer value and expand value-chain profits.

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