Toyota Suspending Work at Three Thai Plants From Oct 5-10
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Toyota suspending work at three Thai plants from Oct 5-10
Toyota Motor Thailand Co said on Friday that it would suspend production at three plants from Oct 5 to 10 due to flooding that has disrupted parts deliveries in Samut Prakan, Chachoengsao and Chon Buri provinces.
Toyota Motor Thailand's announcement of a temporary production line halt resulted from the flooding and heavy rainfall in Bangkok and surrounding provinces, impacting logistics and the supply chain.
Toyota Thailand has decided to temporarily halt production lines at all four of its factories, severely impacted after parts suppliers were unable to produce and deliver parts to the factories. The company stated it is closely monitoring the situation and hoping to resume production next week. A source from the company… (Read original news: Toyota temporarily halts car production lines until October 2, 2026, after Thailand faces “flooding”)
Thailand's floods disrupted component supplies and forced Toyota to temporarily halt operations at four of its factories.
It has been revealed that three Toyota Motor Corporation plants in Thailand have partially suspended production due to the effects of the floods that occurred in the country. According to Toyota, the heavy rains that hit Bangkok and other areas last weekend have caused flooding, delays in parts deliveries, leading to the partial suspension of vehicle production at the three plants in Thailand. Toyota told FNN that they are "doing their best to r…
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