Japan: Toyota shows strong Dec but full-year declines

Global production at Toyota, Daihatsu and Hino jumped 28.4% year-on-year in December to 710,639 units. The biggest improvement was seen at truck subsidiary Hino, where output soared 51.1% to 7,809 units. Toyota production rose 32.8% to 636,102 units, though Daihatsu production fell 3.5% to 66,728 units. Overseas production across Toyota, Daihatsu It’s time to log … Continued

Global production at Toyota, Daihatsu and Hino jumped 28.4% year-on-year in December to 710,639 units. The biggest improvement was seen at truck subsidiary Hino, where output soared 51.1% to 7,809 units. Toyota production rose 32.8% to 636,102 units, though Daihatsu production fell 3.5% to 66,728 units.

Overseas production across Toyota, Daihatsu

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