Toyota domestic sales up 19 percent to 12,351 units in January
New Delhi: Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) today reported a 19 per cent increase in domestic sales at 12,351 units in January. The company had sold 10,336 units in the same month last year in the domestic market, TKM said in a statement. TKM exported 888 units of the Etios series in January, compared with 916 units a year ago in the same period, a decline of 3.05 per cent.
“The customer demand has consistently been strong and we have catered to the growing customer demand,” Toyota Kirloskar Motor Deputy Managing Director N Raja said in a statement.
The success story of Innova Crysta and Fortuner sales growth continues in the new year, he added.
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