Toyota is Doing Quite Well. It sold more cars worldwide in August and, Unlike Other Japanese Brands, also Achieved Good Sales Results in Europe.
Nissan and Mazda Saw Their Sales Decline Sharply in August. And Toyota? It Actually Sold More Cars in August Than In The Same Month Last Year. Toyota and Lexus Together sold 76.501 CARS in Europe in August. That was 4.8 percent more than in the same month last year. 5.126 of these were a lexus (+2.8 percent).
Looking at the Figures for the First Eight Months of this year, the Two Brands Together recorded a Sales Increase of 1.7 percent in Europe (782,486 Cars). Of these, 53.014 (+7.3 percent) Were a Lexus. Accordance to Toyota, it owes its good results in part to increased yaris sales. In France and the United Kingdom, However, Toyota and Lexus Sales Are Still Behind Last Year, by 3.2 and 13.5 percent respectively over the First Eight months of this year.
Worldwide, Toyota and Lexus Sold 844,962 Cars in August. That was 2.2 percent more than in the same month last year. Over the First Eight Months Of This Year, Toyota and Lexus Together Sold 6,903,693 Cars, Five percent more than in the Same Period of 2024. of the More Than 6.9 Million Cars That The Two Brands Sold Together, 582,467 Were). More Figures: In Asia, Toyota and Lexus Sold 2.09 Million Cars (+4.3 percent), or which 1.14 Million Were in China. In The United States, The Brands Have Already Sold 1.68 Million Cars This Year. This makes the us by far the largest sales market for toyota and lexus.
The Results of Daihatsu and Commercial Vehicle Brand Hino Are Not Included in The Above Figures. For Those who Want To Know Those of Daihatsu: Daihatsu Sold 47,014 Cars Worldwide in August. That was 8.1 percent less than in August last year. In The First Eight Months of This Year, Daihatsu Sold 431,667 Cars. That was no less than 35.7 percent more than in the same period last year.
Electric Cars
Toyota and Lexus Sold 117.031 Electric Cars Worldwide in the First Eight Months of This Year, Almost 21 percent more than in the same period of 2024. Only 469 of these found an owner in Japan (-71 percent). 124,982 of all Toyotas and Lexuses Sold this year a plug-in hybrid (+28 percent), while 111.461 had A Mild-Hybrid Powertrain (+130 percent). As many axis 2.94 Million of the 6.9 Million cars Sold by the brands this year had a hybrid powertrain without a plug.
Toyota does not provide insight into which brands and models were the most popular in the past period, although we dare to bet that the toyota rav4 will be bought again. A Completely New Generation of This was recently presented, AltheHeGh Delivery of this has not yet started in the Netherlands.
Toyota and Lexus in the Netherlands
In The First Eight Months of This Year, 17,244 New Toyotas Were Registered in The Netherlands. That was 16 percent less than in the same period last year. In The Same Period, More New Lexus Cars Were Registered in The Netherlands than in the Same Period Last Year: 823 versus 643 (+27 percent). This Increase is Mainly Due to the NX and the Electric RZ.