Toyota Motor Corp , the world's top-selling automaker, said on Friday it would begin making up for production lost from supply shortages in December, with factories at home in Japan returning to normal for the first time in seven months.
The Toyota logo is seen on the bonnet of a newly launched Camry Hybrid electric vehicle at a hotel in New Delhi, India, January 18, 2019. REUTERS/Anushree Fadnavis, the world's top-selling automaker, said on Friday it would begin making up for production lost from supply shortages in December, with factories at home in Japan returning to normal for the first time in seven months.
Toyota said it plans to produce about 800,000 vehicles globally in December, up from about 760,000 a year earlier, and keep its plan of producing 9 million vehicles worldwide during the financial year ending on March 31.
France Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
Toyota says large parts of world not ready for zero-emission carsLarge parts of the world are not ready for zero-emission vehicles, which is why Toyota Motor Corp did not sign a pledge this week to phase out fossil-fuel cars by 2040, the world's largest automaker said o Thursday.
Lire la suite »
Japan's Subaru unveils first all-electric car, developed with ToyotaJapan's Subaru Corp on Thursday unveiled its first all-electric vehicle (EV), the Solterra, the result of a two-year joint development project with its biggest shareholder, Toyota Motor Corp .
Lire la suite »
Covid-19: 'It's been sad losing workers' says care home bossCare home industry workers share their experiences as compulsory jab regulations come into force.
Lire la suite »
Toyota says large parts of world not ready for zero-emission carsLarge parts of the world are not ready for zero-emission vehicles, which is why Toyota Motor Corp did not sign a pledge this week to phase out fossil-fuel cars by 2040, the world's largest automaker said o Thursday.
Lire la suite »
Travis Scott's Attorney Rebukes 'Inconsistent Messages' in Astroworld Investigation“Investigations should start proceeding over finger-pointing,” Edwin F. McPherson says
Lire la suite »
Uber discriminates against passengers with disabilities by charging them wait fees, a Department of Justice lawsuit allegesThe DOJ alleges that the company has failed to 'reasonably modify' its policy for passengers who need more than the allotted two minutes to enter a car
Lire la suite »