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As profit slides, Subaru sees new hybrids powering near-record U.S. sales, share

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Subaru CEO Atsushi Osaki expects a newly developed hybrid powertrain to power a sales surge. (BLOOMBERG)
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Hans Greimel
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Naoto Okamura
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February 07, 2025 04:53 PM

TOKYO – After reporting a slide in quarterly profits, Subaru looks to bounce back this year with U.S. sales and market share nearing all-time highs on the back of new hybrid vehicle offerings.

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