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Toyota Vietnam sold 5,831 cars in May 2025

With sales of 5,831 cars sold in May 2025, corresponding to a sales increase of 2.6% compared to Toyota Vietnam's business results in April 2025.

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Toyota Vietnam has just announced that its sales in May 2025 reached 5,831 vehicles (including Lexus vehicles). Specifically, nationwide sales of Toyota models reached 5,665 vehicles, including 2,080 domestically assembled vehicles and 3,585 completely imported vehicles.

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Toyota Vietnam achieved sales of 5,831 cars sold in May 2025.

By the end of the first 5 months of 2025, Toyota had delivered a total of 23,061 vehicles to customers, recording an impressive growth of 34% over the same period in 2024. Compared to April 2025, Toyota's sales increased by 2.6%.

The total number of Toyota vehicles accumulated to date has reached nearly 994,000 vehicles, moving closer and closer to the sales milestone of 1 million vehicles in 2025 - the 30th anniversary of Toyota's presence in Vietnam. Of which, Hybrid vehicle sales reached 587 vehicles. In May 2025, Lexus sales were 166 vehicles, bringing the total accumulated sales since the brand was introduced in Vietnam to 14,293 vehicles.

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Last May, Vios returned to Toyota's top sales position with 1,147 vehicles, showing the stability of this sedan line.

Last May, Vios returned to the top position in Toyota's sales with 1,147 vehicles, showing the stability of this sedan line. Next was the urban SUV Yaris Cross with 1,073 vehicles. In addition, Corolla Cross, Veloz Cross and Innova Cross had stable sales of 886 vehicles, 615 vehicles and 507 vehicles, respectively.

Source: https://khoahocdoisong.vn/toyota-viet-nam-ban-duoc-5831-xe-trong-thang-52025-post1545062.html


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