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Mitsubishi Electric Mobility Corporation is the wholly owned automotive-equipment subsidiary spun off from Mitsubishi Electric, operating since April 1, 2024, supplying electrification systems, ADAS, vehicle control, in-vehicle infotainment and robot delivery services to global automakers and Tier-1s.
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