11,215 Units Sold by Toyota Kirloskar Motor in February 2016

Toyota Kirloskar Motor sold a total of 11,215 units in the month of February 2016. TKM sold 10,312 units in the domestic market & exported 903 units of the Etios series clocking a total of 11,215 units in February 2016. The company sold a total of 11, 802 units in the domestic market in February 2015 and exported 1,475 units of the Etios series in the same month.

The Camry registers more than 100% growth when compared to the sale of Camry in February 2015. Almost 90% of this sale can be attributed to the Camry Hybrid.

Commenting on the monthly sales,  N. Raja, Director and Sr. Vice President, Sales & Marketing - Toyota Kirloskar Motor said, “Our monthly sales for February has picked up when compared to January 2016. However, the ban on registration of diesel vehicles in Delhi and NCR still continues to affect our sales as the Delhi and NCR market constitutes 8-10% of our market share which comprises of both the Innova and Fortuner. Moreover, the unrest in the state of Haryana has further impacted our business in that region with dealerships being closed for more than a week.”

Commenting on the budget, N. Raja said, “Part 1 of the budget gave an excellent midterm and long term direction to the economy. We hope that the set direction is followed diligently in the coming years as the contribution to the nation's economy will be significant. We compliment the measures and schemes which have been introduced to benefit the masses and also thrust on infrastructure which would have a long term impact on the growth of the nation

We would have expected some measures to promote alternate fuel technologies which would have helped the environment also. Indian Auto industry is already taxed at very high levels in comparison to most countries. To promote sustainable development of the country, the government must use this tax for the development of infrastructure, enhancing safety and enabling advanced, cleaner technologies to be introduced. Toyota is ready to partner with the government to support in developing a more sustainable car society,” he continued.