Japan’s Toyota Motor Corp overtook Germany’s Volkswagen in vehicle sales last year, regaining pole position as the world’s top selling automaker for the first time in five years.
Toyota said its group-wide global sales fell 11.3% to 9.528 million vehicles in 2020. That compared with a 15.2 percent drop at Volkswagen to 9.305 million vehicles.
Automakers have suffered as current pandemic lockdowns have stopped people from visiting car showrooms and forced manufacturing plants to reduce or halt production.
Toyota, however, has weathered the pandemic better in part because its home market Japan, and the Asian region in general, have been less affected by the outbreak than Europe and the United States.
Toyota did made some exceptional changes with their build and chassis which is the real reason they were able to beat Volkswagen although, still used Volkswagen multivan are better vans as compare to some of those Toyota's 4x4's.
ReplyDeleteHi everyone ! Thanks & well appreciate your comment. Also we are expecting your feedback every time in order for us to improve this site further. Also kindly note that all contents published in this site are also available in our latest Android App "CA DAILY UPDATES" available in Google Play Store. Best regards, "CA Daily Updates" Developing Team.
DeleteToyota's consistent performance and dedication to producing reliable vehicles have clearly paid off. This achievement reflects not only on Toyota as a company but also on the trust and loyalty of their customers worldwide. Speaking of cars, if you're in the Brisbane Northside area and looking to sell your car, consider checking out cash for cars Brisbane Northside service. They offer a convenient and hassle-free way to sell your car and get a fair deal.
ReplyDelete