Group 1 - Hon Hai Group is making significant strides in the electric vehicle (EV) market, having secured a major order from Mitsubishi Motors for EVs, with plans to launch in New Zealand and Australia in the second half of 2026 [1] - The collaboration with Mitsubishi is expected to expand, with plans to introduce electric buses in the Japanese market, indicating a strong growth potential for Hon Hai's EV business [1] - Hon Hai's strategy includes discussions with Mitsubishi for contract manufacturing of small passenger cars, with expectations to sell in the Oceania market by 2026 and introduce more EV models in Japan by 2027 [1] Group 2 - Hon Hai is utilizing its partnership with Yulon to produce models such as the n7 (Model C) and the upcoming n5 (Model B), with plans for a U.S. version of Model C by the end of this year and Model B in the Oceania region by 2026 [1][2] - The company is also expanding its EV component production, particularly focusing on battery cells, with an investment of NT$6 billion in a battery factory in Kaohsiung, aiming for local production of battery packs and cells for electric buses [2] - Hon Hai's chairman emphasizes the importance of battery technology in both EVs and energy storage applications, indicating a strategic direction towards integrating battery products into broader energy solutions [2]