Published 2 years ago

Toyota cuts June output plan again, to 800,000 vehicles

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Toyota on Friday cut its global production plan for June for the second time this week. The reduction by Toyota is broadly seen as a bellwether for Japan Inc. Comes a day after data showed car sales in China, Europe and the United States remain weak. This could be due to a conflict with your ad-blocking or security software.

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Reuters

Toyota cuts June output plan again, to 800,000 vehicles

Japan's Toyota Motor Corp on Friday cut its global production plan for June for the second time this week, reducing its planned output by about 50,000 vehicles to 800,000, citing the COVID-19 lockdown in Shanghai.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Channel News Asia

Toyota cuts June output plan again, to 800,000 vehicles

TOKYO :Japan's Toyota Motor Corp on Friday cut its global production plan for June for the second time this week, reducing its planned output by about 50,000 vehicles to 800,000, citing the COVID-19 lockdown in Shanghai.Japan's largest automaker said it still expects to produce 9.7 million vehicles worldwide

2 years ago·Singapore

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The Globe & Mail

Toyota cuts June output plan again as China lockdowns bite

The reduction by Toyota comes a day after data showed car sales in China, Europe and the United States remain weak

2 years ago·Canada

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The Japan Times

Toyota cuts June output plan again as China lockdowns bite

Japan's largest automaker said it now expected to produce around 50,000 fewer vehicles in June, for a total of around 800,000.

2 years ago·Japan

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Business Standard

Toyota cuts June output plan again due to chip shortage and China lockdown

Toyota said there was "a possibility" that it could lower its full-year production plan of 9.7 million vehicles.

2 years ago·India

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Automotive News

Toyota cuts June output plan again as China lockdowns bite

Toyota said there was "a possibility" that it could lower its full-year production plan of 9.7 million vehicles as it faces a continuing shortage of parts due to the COVID-19 lockdowns in China.

2 years ago·United States

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