Toyota’s February Output, Sales Recover on Improved Supplies
Workers assemble a Toyota Motor Corp. Passo vehicle on the production line at the Daihatsu Motor Co. Kyoto plant.
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Toyota Motor Corp. said global output rose 1.4% in February as the Japanese automaker recovers from a shortage of semiconductors for automobiles and lingering disruption from the Covid-19 pandemic.
The world’s largest automaker produced 896,712 vehicles last month. Global sales, including Daihatsu Motor Co. and Hino Motors Ltd., rose 10.5% to 856,376 units, the company said in a statement Thursday.