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In late April, an announcement from Toyota caught my interest. The automaker signed a long-term

agreement with Air Mobility startup Joby Aviation in which Toyota is supplying key power

train and actuation components for future E-Vetol aircraft.

Fast forward to last week, I found myself in Marina, California

at Jobe Aviation's sprawling manufacturing facility

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