Toyota remains top-selling carmaker in 2024 with 10.8M sales
Toyota ended 2024 with global sales of 10.8 million vehicles, including those from its premium Lexus brand, small-car subsidiary Daihatsu, and commercial vehicle division Hino Motors. Despite a 3.7% decline from the previous year, Toyota maintained its position as the world's largest automaker by sales volume for the fifth consecutive year.
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