A car team that includes the manufacturer of mini-Automobiles Daihatsu Motor Co. and the manufacturer of Trucks Hino Motors Ltd., selling 10.82 million cars in the world in 2024.
Japanese Toyota Motor Corp. In 2024, he maintained its title of the world’s largest car manufacturer in terms of sales. For the company itself, this is the fifth year, when it maintains world leadership in this indicator. Kyodo News reported it.
As stated in Toyota Motor Corp., a car team that includes mini-Automobiles manufacturer Daihatsu Motor Co. And the manufacturer of Trucks Hino Motors Ltd., sells 10.82 million cars in the world in 2024, which is 3.7% less than one year before.
His main competitor Volkswagen AG from Germany sold 9.03 million cars last year.
The sale of Japanese automaker in North America rose 4.3% to 2.73 million cars, while sales in Europe increased by 3.6% to 1.17 million units against the background of active supply models such as RAV4 and C-hr. At the same time, sales in China fell 6.9% to 1.78 million cars against the rear of strict price competition.
It has been mentioned that sales of hybrid cars have increased by 21.1% to 4.14 million cars due to an increase in demand in major markets, such as North America and Europe, against the rear of interest in de -electrical cars in All over the world.
The sale of the company’s de -electrical vehicles increased by 34.5% to 139,892 units.
As reported, despite the fact that the company’s sales are growing, the production of the Toyota World has dropped 10 months later.
Note that in November 2024, the Japanese Auto Corporation Toyota Motor announced the first collapse of the quarterly profit for two years.
Source: korrespondent
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