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Subaru Corporation announces production, Japan sales and export results for September 2021 and first half of FYE 2022 (Flash Report)

Subaru Corporation announces production, Japan sales and export results for September 2021 and first half of FYE 2022

September 2021

Sep. 2021 YoY Jan‒Sep
2021
YoY
Domestic production *1
15,509
-74.8% 3rd consecutive month of decrease
342,874
-12.5%
Overseas production *2
15,155
-56.4% 4th consecutive month of decrease
194,473
-16.5%
Global production total
30,664
-68.1% 3rd consecutive month of decrease
537,347
-14.0%
Passenger vehicles 4,651 -27.5% First decrease in 2 months 63,412 +3.3%
Mini vehicles 1,238 -38.9% 3rd consecutive month of decrease 15,443 -4.0%
Japan sales total 5,889 -30.2% First decrease in 2 months 78,864 +1.8%
Export total *3 18,131

-66.0% 3rd consecutive month of decrease
290,712
-11.7%
  • Domestic production, domestic sales, and exports from Japan all decreased as a result of temporary suspension and adjustments of production caused by the delay in certain parts supplies due to the spread of the coronavirus in Southeast Asia as well as the global shortage of semiconductor supplies.
  • Overseas production decreased as a result of production adjustments caused by the global shortage of semiconductor supplies.

April ‒ September 2021 (First Half of FYE 2022)

Apr‒Sep 2021 YoY
Domestic production *1
217,758
-1.4% 2nd consecutive year of decrease
Overseas production *2
124,033
-6.8% 4th consecutive year of decrease
Global production total
341,791
-3.4% 2nd consecutive year of decrease
Passenger vehicles 32,252 +6.1% First decrease in 2 years
Mini vehicles 9,104 -7.8% 2nd consecutive year of decrease
Japan sales total 41,356 +2.7% First decrease in 2 years
Export total *3
188,290
-0.2% 2nd consecutive year of decrease
  • Domestic production and exports from Japan decreased as a result of temporary suspension and adjustments of production caused by the global shortage of semiconductor supplies and the delay in certain parts supplies occurred in September due to the spread of the coronavirus in Southeast Asia.
  • Overseas production decreased as a result of production adjustments caused by the global shortage of semiconductor supplies.
  • Sales in Japan increased led by the strong demand for the Levorg.

*1 JAMA (Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association Inc.) report basis (CBU)
*2 Local line-off basis
*3 JAMA report basis

SOURCE: Subaru

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