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Toyota Auto Body Moves Closer to Commercialization of Plant-Based Materials

Jul. 17, 2018

Filed Under: Materials Tagged With: auto parts, Automotive, R&D, Toyota, Toyota Auto Body, wood, wood–plastic composite

Toyota Auto Body Co. Ltd. is working on auto parts applications for plant-based materials, focusing here on its plant fiber-reinforced…...

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