The balance of worldwide car sales through 2022 saw Toyota retain the title as the absolute leader.
toyota continues to occupy the first place among manufacturers More cars were sold worldwide. It also won the title in 2021 and has now quietly crossed 10 million units delivered by 2022 with a reduction of 0.1% (10,438,024 exactly,
Volkswagen finished secondAs it was last year, this time reporting for sales 8.3 Vehicles Worldwide. This also meant a decline for the German group, as 2021 totaled 8,882,000 units.
Nevertheless, the figures were well received, considered an adverse event Which has been piling up since 2020 with the Covid-19 pandemic, component shortages and the worldwide economic and political crisis. The producers themselves appreciate their efforts,
Invincible: Toyota’s great success
It must be said that Toyota has been retaining the title for many years from the different studies, recognition and analysis that have been done within Automotive industry and car market, leading on several occasions, in different regions of the world.
their vehicles are located bestseller list, Recognized as the most valuable car brand on many occasions and as you see it here too is the manufacturer that sells the most, The sales outlook kept the balance towards the Asian market.
Toyota itself said that the There is a huge demand for their vehicles in different countries of Asia. Helped them maintain the level they reached in 2021. But in Japan the opposite happened, where sales are downThe ‘lifelines’ were exports.
In America, it remains established. to the southern ‘cone’ new models coming That allows you to expand your audience, especially with the Gazoo Racing line. Meanwhile, in the United States, for example, lost first place in salesTo be taken over by General Motors in 2022.
Toyota leads in implementation new business strategies And we can say ‘reluctantly’, promoting its own range of electric vehicles. Changes are coming for the Japanese manufacturer Akio Toyoda He will be stepping down as CEO recently.
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Jessica Paola Vera Garcia.
