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Toyota committed $500M to Joby Aviation, while the company secured a $1B framework from Abdul Latif Jameel. The eVTOL operations involve bases in Dubai, Manhattan, and planning for Kazakhstan.

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Toyota committed $500M to Joby Aviation, while the company secured a $1B framework from Abdul Latif Jameel. The eVTOL operations involve bases in Dubai, Manhattan, and planning for Kazakhstan.

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  1. Toyota is supporting national initiatives in Saudi Arabia through its partnership with Abdul Latif Jameel, including contributing to the Quality of Life Program and providing official vehicles for carnivals.Sub-event
  2. Toyota and Joby Aviation are pursuing advanced air mobility deals across Dubai, Manhattan, and Kazakhstan.1 source

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