Toyota sales, production fall on sharp declines in China, Middle East
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Toyota Motor said on Friday that its worldwide sales and production both declined in July, according to Business Recorder, which cited Reuters. Total sales reached 856,125 vehicles, down 4.8 per cent on a year earlier, while output slipped 2.1 per cent. Weaker results in China, the United States and the Middle East outweighed a firmer performance in Japan.
China was the largest drag, as sales there sank 24.3 per cent, a sixth straight monthly fall. Toyota linked the weakness to higher petrol prices, which dampened demand for both hybrid and conventional combustion engine models. In the United States, its biggest market, sales eased 0.8 per cent, while Middle East sales plunged 44.5 per cent.
Japan provided a partial offset, with sales there up 11.0 per cent and output rising 12.4 per cent. Exports from the country climbed 10.2 per cent, reaching a little above 196,000 units, a third consecutive monthly gain and the highest since October. The totals also cover Lexus, Toyota's luxury brand.
At a glance
- Global sales totalled 856,125 vehicles in July, down 4.8% year on year.
- China sales fell 24.3%, a sixth straight monthly decline linked to petrol prices.
- Japan sales rose 11.0% and exports climbed 10.2% to a little above 196,000 units.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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