Our goal is to reduce the costs of gasoline-hybrids, get a lot of people driving them, and then think about diesel-hybrids.

I can't say when cars might run on lithium-ion batteries, but there's a very good chance they will be used.

In the future, the cars you see from Toyota will be 100 percent hybrid.

We believe in 10 years' time the world will be filled with hybrid cars.

We've been looking at different types of alternatives to try to get people qualified. At the same time we're not willing to lower our standards.

There's a lot of energy behind it and a lot of people who want to make it work.