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Thursday, May 19, 2011
After a delayed since April, Toyota India to make sure the launch last week Liva June 2011. This decision answers for consumers as well as a cider country because they have to wait much longer presence of Etios hatchback version.
The delay is due to the impact of natural disasters of earthquake and tsunami in Japan. Termination of the predicted Toyota's production occurs in 25 April to 4 June, precisely the condition is much better. The supply of components from Japan back to normal starting this week (May 20, 2011).
This situation allows Toyota India again increase production capacity to the maximum point. All weekdays and some weekends will be maximized to boost the lack of supply units in India. Also to immediately reduce the pivot to accumulate since the cessation of production.
Hiroshi Nakagawa, Managing Director of Toyota India said, "We are delighted to announce the re-operate more quickly than originally forecast. Our main focus is now encouraging the production of reducing supplies to dealers and accelerate the delivery of goods."
Related certainty to the market launch of Liva, Sandeep Singh, Deputy Managing Director and Marketing Toyota India expressed his gratitude to the loyal consumers who are still waiting and understand the difficult conditions that must be faced by the company. "Our dealers will continue to maintain good relations with customers. Now we get ready to launch Etios dijawalkan Liva and already last week in the seventh month (June),"concludes Sandeep.
The delay is due to the impact of natural disasters of earthquake and tsunami in Japan. Termination of the predicted Toyota's production occurs in 25 April to 4 June, precisely the condition is much better. The supply of components from Japan back to normal starting this week (May 20, 2011).
This situation allows Toyota India again increase production capacity to the maximum point. All weekdays and some weekends will be maximized to boost the lack of supply units in India. Also to immediately reduce the pivot to accumulate since the cessation of production.
Hiroshi Nakagawa, Managing Director of Toyota India said, "We are delighted to announce the re-operate more quickly than originally forecast. Our main focus is now encouraging the production of reducing supplies to dealers and accelerate the delivery of goods."
Related certainty to the market launch of Liva, Sandeep Singh, Deputy Managing Director and Marketing Toyota India expressed his gratitude to the loyal consumers who are still waiting and understand the difficult conditions that must be faced by the company. "Our dealers will continue to maintain good relations with customers. Now we get ready to launch Etios dijawalkan Liva and already last week in the seventh month (June),"concludes Sandeep.
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