Toyota Motor said on Monday that worldwide production rose 1.5% in September from the same period a year earlier to 900,919 vehicles, boosted by stronger...
TOKYO - Toyota Motor said on Monday that worldwide production rose 1.5% in September from the same period a year earlier to 900,919 vehicles, boosted by stronger demand in Japan, the United States and in Europe.
The world's biggest automaker by sales reported an 11.6% jump in global sales in September to 921,308 vehicles.Toyota has sold more than 7.5 million vehicles during the first nine months of the year.Domestic sales surged 20.5% in September, while those in the United States rose 14% and sales in Europe were up 18.1%.
In China, the world's biggest auto market, Toyota reported a nearly 7% decline in production even as it reported slightly higher year-on-year sales.Hertz is slowing down its rollout of electric vehicles, citing higher repair costs and depreciation due to Tesla's aggressive price cuts.Japanese cars have earned and maintained a well-deserved reputation for reliability and affordability. For instance, the 2023 Toyota RAV4 is the fourth bestselling car of 2023 so far, according to Car...
In addition to sky high ticket costs, onboard antics from passengers and pilots alike have made air travel this year feel gross and downright creepy.
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