Japan Auto Market started slow the 2018 with Q1 sales down 2.2%. Following the quite long positive track, in the 2018 the market has clouds over the next future. Toyota has lost 8.2% with share down at 28.2%.
Japan Auto Market ended the 2017 with 5.25 million vehicles sold, up 5.3% supported by the economic growth momentum, Toyota was stable over 30% of market share, ahead of Honda. Importers are growing and Renault was the fastest growing in the year.
Japanese Vehicles Sales 2016 fell down moderately while for the third year in a row falling at the lowest in five years. However Toyota improved sales as many importers. Ford gave away.
Japanese Vehicles Market in November recorded the best increase of the year, thanks to a strong yen. Nissan grew in double digit pushed up by the new leader Nissan Note.
Japanese Cars Market in October was flat. The fifth generation of Nissan Serena launched in August is obtaining a phenomenal success reaching the third step of the podium.
Japanese domestic vehicles industry moderately down in September. The sector suffers the weak economy and export contraction. In the last month Nissan and Mazda fell in double-digit.
Japan Autos Industry rose moderately in August. The last generation Toyota Sienta gained the third step allowing Toyota to monopolize the podium with the Aqua and the Prius.
Japan Vehicles Sales in July fell down softly. Toyota kept a double-digit speed improving share over 35% while also the controlled brand Daihatsu. The Toyota Aqua ranked 2nd outpacing the Honda N-Box.
Japan domestic vehicles market in first half 2016 fell 4.8% while the leader Toyota improved 2.2%. In June Mitsubishi crashed over 50% hit by the start of restructuring process after the Nissan Take over.
Japan Auto Market in May 2016 stumbled again, nullifying the tepid improvement of April. Honda advanced in second place, moving down by one Suzuki. The Toyota Aqua came out the podium.
Japan Vehicles Market in April 2016 stopped the 15 months long decline albeit with a really little growth. However it was a positive sign in a falling economy. Toyota pushed up 34% of share by new Prius.
