Electric cars will never dominate the automobile market, according to the world's second biggest car manufacturer Toyota.
The chairman of the Japanese carmaker said that battery-powered vehicles will only ever capture 30 per cent of the global market.
His comments raise concerns about consumers' willingness to align with net zero goals that have been set to tackle the climate crisis.
Akio Toyoda said traditional combustion engine cars, hybrids and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles would make up the rest of the market.
