Toyota s Daihatsu Kogyo partially resumes production at its Kyoto plant for two commercial vehicles

Mondo Cars Updated on 2024-02-12

Recently, CNMO noticed that Daihatsu Kogyo Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Toyota Motor Group, has partially resumed automobile production at its Kyoto plant. Previously, Daihatsu Kogyo had to stop all automobile production in Japan due to certification test violations. The resumption of production marks that the company is gradually emerging from its predicament.

It is understood that Daihatsu Industries resumed production this time is two commercial vehicles that have passed the re-evaluation and been approved by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism of Japan. The company said that it will strictly abide by relevant regulations to ensure product quality and safety and provide consumers with reliable products.

This incident has had a certain impact on the reputation and market position of Daihatsu Industries. However, the Toyota Motor Group is firmly supportive of this. The Group said it would fully support Daihatsu Industries in resuming production and strengthen cooperation with other subsidiaries to ensure stable operations across the Group. At the same time, Toyota also emphasizes that quality and safety are one of its core values, and will always adhere to this principle to provide consumers with high-quality products and services.

This incident has also aroused the industry's concern about the quality control of automobile production. Many experts believe that automakers should strengthen internal management and improve product quality and safety to cope with the increasingly fierce market competition and consumer requirements for product quality. At the same time, the first department should also strengthen the supervision of automobile manufacturers to ensure product quality and safety.

It is worth mentioning that, according to Japan's "Yomiuri Shimbun" Ima**, Toyota will launch L4 autonomous driving services in Japan this summer, which can be driven without human driving under certain conditions.

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