Clients look forward to their cars from two to nine months. The greatest deficiency is the Yaris Cross and RAV4 models.
Japanese Toyota’s hybrid cars are short, as the company has no time for incapable demand for a car, Reuters reports.
Toyota lacks hybrid models in all major regions, especially in the USA, Europe, Japan and China. In the United States, almost all hybrid models are sold around mid -February, and European consumers will have to wait an average of 60 to 70 days, which is twice as long as 2020. According to Toyota, cars with the largest demand and the smallest offer in Europe are included in the Hybrid Yaris Cross and the Rav4 Gibride.
In Japan, the queue for hybrids reaches 2-5 months, and in India, where Toyota actively increases labor, customers wait from two to nine months. At the same time, individual customers in India have reported delays for more than two years since 2023.
Production delays are associated with limited supply of ingredients used in hybrid power plants. They are mainly in Japan and go abroad, where cars will be assembled. The most difficult to get is magnets for electric motor, due to Aisin Corp supply problems, and inverters -their manufacturer, Denso, also faced a supply shortage at the second supplier level.
Toyota has admitted that demand for its hybrids has increased dramatically in all regions, and the company makes every effort to improve the situation. In particular, in India, the manufacturer has expanded 32,000 cars per year and plans to increase another 100,000, and in the USA the company has invested $ 14 billion in building batteries to ensure growing demand for hybrids.
We will remind you, earlier that Toyota reported that the record production of the cars announced.
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