Toyota Kirloskar Motor on Wednesday announced that it had registered wholesale of 12,835 units in January then, up 175% from the 7,328 units sold in January 2022. Last month was a busy one for the company. when the company reopened reservations for the updated Hilux and Innova Crysta and launched CNG variants of the Urban Cruiser Hyryder.
After ending 2022 on a relatively high note, Toyota is emphasizing its ambitions for the new year and is working on its new models to impress buyers in the third largest auto market. world today. While the production and delivery cycles of almost every automaker have been hit recently, the company says it’s well prepared to make the most of the spike in demand. “Even with strong monthly growth of 175%, we expect customer demand to gain further momentum this year. At TKM, we are well prepared to meet the diverse needs of our customers,” Atul Sood, Vice President of Strategic Sales and Marketing at TKM, said in a press release issued by the company. go out.
Sood went on to point out ‘healthy demand’ for the Urban Cruiser Hyryder while stressing that sending the Innova Hycross has already begun. Both models feature strong hybrid technology, a key area of focus for the company. But it is not the only area of focus. At Auto Expo 2023, Toyota displayed a number of car models and technologies, including the all-electric bZ4X as well as the hydrogen-powered Mirai. And while it has not been confirmed whether these samples will be made available to customers, the company said it will continue to monitor the potential of the developed technologies.
First published date: February 1, 2023, 10:38 a.m. IST
