Toyota Kirloskar Motor has recorded robust sales growth in January 2018, selling 12,351 units which marks 19 percent year-on-year growth (January 2016: 10,336). The company also exported 888 units of the Etios series last month, thus clocking a total of 13,239 units.
01 Feb 2018 | 2860 Views | By Autocar Pro News Desk
Toyota Kirloskar Motor has recorded robust sales growth in January 2018, selling 12,351 units which marks 19 percent year-on-year growth (January 2016: 10,336). The company also exported 888 units of the Etios series last month, thus clocking a total of 13,239 units.
Commenting on the sales performance, N Raja, ...
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Toyota Kirloskar Motor has recorded robust sales growth in January 2018, selling 12,351 units which marks 19 percent year-on-year growth (January 2016: 10,336). The company also exported 888 units of the Etios series last month, thus clocking a total of 13,239 units.
Commenting on the sales performance, N Raja, deputy managing director, Toyota Kirloskar Motor, said, “It is a delight to usher in the new year with double-digit growth. We are happy to have sustained the positive growth momentum post GST. The customer demand has consistently been strong and we have catered to the growing customer demand.”
“The success story of Innova Crysta and Fortuner sales growth continues to the new year. Customers continue to highly appreciate both the products and we are pushing our production capacity to fulfill the strong demand in the market. The Corolla retains its position as the segment leader with overwhelming performance in the month of January.”
“We are looking forward to the upcoming Auto Expo 2018 to showcase our premium new launch, facelifts and concepts with a show-stopping reveal and many more distinctive displays under the thematic banner of ‘Driven by a Better Future’,” he added.
“We hope the Union Budget 2018 brings in more growth-oriented measures to promote growth of the auto industry. The government should aim at a more long-term policy so as to lower the effect of Budget tinkering and bring long-term stability. Considering the critical issue of environment pollution, we hope the government relaxes the tax rate in favour of clean and green technologies such as strong hybrids similar to the pre-GST era”.