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Toyota's global sales fell 1.9% in November, ending an 11-month growth streak, mainly due to a 12.1% sales drop in China. Factors include subsidy program ends, policy uncertainty, and model transitions. Japan and North America showed slight gains, while Europe declined. Global production decreased by 3.4%, reflecting cautious demand outlook.

- Toyota Motor Corporation experienced a decline in global vehicle sales in November, with a 1.9% year-over-year drop to about 966K units.  
- The decrease was primarily driven by a 12.1% sales decline in China due to the end of subsidy programs and consumer uncertainty.  
- Production also fell by 3.4%, reflecting a cautious approach amidst a cooling demand in the global auto market.

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Toyota Motor's global production fell 5.5% in November to 821,723 vehicles, marking the first decline in six months. Sales dropped 2.2% to 900,011, the first decline in 11 months. Production decreased in Japan by 9.7% and in China by 14%, but increased in the US by 9%. The decline was attributed to fewer operating days in some countries.

- Toyota Motor reported a 5.5% decline in worldwide production in November, marking its first fall in six months, totaling 821,723 vehicles.  
- The company's sales also experienced a year-over-year drop of 2.2%, with total sales reaching 900,011 vehicles.  
- Decreased production in November was attributed to fewer operating days in some countries, with Japan down 9.7% and China down 14%, while production in the US increased by 9%.

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Toyota Motor plans to exceed 10 million vehicle outputs in 2026, driven by strong hybrid car demand in the U.S. The company has informed parts suppliers of this expectation. In 2025, Toyota's global output rose 4.9% to 9.18 million units. Although Toyota hasn't disclosed specific 2026 figures, it shares estimates with partners for planning purposes.

- Toyota Motor has informed its parts suppliers of an anticipated auto output exceeding 10 million units in 2026, driven by strong hybrid car demand in the United States.  
- In the first 11 months of 2025, Toyota's global output increased by 4.9% year-on-year to 9.18 million units, with component makers expecting a total of around 10 million units for the year.  
- Although a spokesperson declined to share specific figures for 2026, Toyota is providing estimates to related companies for their output planning.

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Toyota Motor Corporation reported a 1.9% year-over-year decrease in total worldwide sales for November 2025, with 965,919 units sold. Worldwide production also declined by 3.4%, totaling 934,001 units. Including subsidiaries Daihatsu and Hino, Toyota and Lexus sales dropped by 2.2%, and production fell by 5.5% compared to the previous year.

- Toyota Motor Corporation reported its sales and production figures for November 2025, including results from subsidiaries Daihatsu and Hino.  
- Total worldwide sales reached 965,919 units, falling by 1.9% compared to the previous year, while production declined to 934,001 units, down 3.4%.  
- Toyota's sales, including Lexus, totaled 900,011 units, a decrease of 2.2%, and production decreased to 821,723 units, down 5.5% from last year.

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Toyota Motor reported a 5.5% drop in global vehicle production for November, totaling 821,723 units, with a 9.7% decline in Japan to 258,177 units.1Toyota Motor Corp. halted production of the latest model of the RAV4 SUV on December 15, with plans to resume production on Thursday afternoon, as reported by Kyodo.2

- Toyota Motor reported a 5.5% drop in global vehicle production for November, totaling 821,723 units.  
- There was a 9.7% decline in production in Japan, amounting to 258,177 units.  
- Toyota halted production of the latest RAV4 SUV model on December 15, with plans to resume on Thursday afternoon.

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Toyota plans to export U.S.-built Camry, Highlander, and Tundra models to Japan in 2026, aiming to ease trade tensions with the Trump administration. This move is part of Toyota's strategy to improve Japan-U.S. trade relations and potentially influence other Japanese automakers. However, challenges such as vehicle size and driving orientation may limit impact. Toyota is also exploring regulatory changes to facilitate imports.

- Toyota will begin selling three U.S.-built models in Japan in 2026, which are the Camry, Highlander, and Tundra.  
- This initiative is seen as an effort to ease tensions with the U.S. government over vehicle tariffs and improve trade relations.  
- Analysts note that while this may open opportunities, large vehicles typically face challenges in the Japanese market due to size and driving preferences.

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