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Foxconn unveils three electric vehicles to expand manufacturing business
Foxconn unveiled three new electric vehicle models on Friday in Taipei.
The Taiwanese electronics maker is expanding the range of vehicles it can offer to customers.
The move is aimed at growing its contract car manufacturing business, in which it makes vehicles for other companies.
One of the new models, the Model K, is a commercial vehicle similar to Japan’s kei minitrucks.
It can be fitted with a cargo compartment and configured as a delivery van.
The new models broaden Foxconn’s vehicle options, but no further details about them or the company’s next steps were given.
Foxconn unveiled three electric vehicle models on Friday as it seeks to expand its contract automobile manufacturing business.
The new models widen the range of vehicle platforms the Taiwanese electronics maker offers.
One model, the Model K, is a commercial vehicle similar to Japan’s kei minitrucks.
The Model K can be configured as a delivery van by fitting it with a cargo compartment.
- Who
- Foxconn, a Taiwanese electronics maker.
- What
- It unveiled three electric vehicle models to expand its contract automobile manufacturing business.
- When
- Friday, October 30, 2026.
- Where
- Taipei.
- Why
- To grow its contract automobile manufacturing business.
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- Models unveiled
- 3 electric vehicles
- Company
- Foxconn, a Taiwanese electronics maker
- Model K
- Commercial vehicle similar to Japan’s kei minitrucks
- Model K configuration
- Can be fitted with a cargo compartment to serve as a delivery van