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  Toyota plans to temporarily close its plant in China affected by the epidemic

  Toyota will suspend production at its factories in China until Feb. 9, Bloomberg reported. With the continued impact of novel coronavirus's pneumonia, the General Office of the State Council recently issued a notice to extend the 2020 Spring Festival holiday, to this end, a number of car companies and 4S stores have postponed business production and business hours.

  Toyota 2020-01-29
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  Honda: three automobile plants in Wuhan are not expected to resume production until after the 17th.

  With the expansion of the pneumonia epidemic infected by novel coronavirus, more and more automakers are further delaying their return to work. Japan's Honda said Sunday that its car manufacturing plant in Wuhan, Hubei province is expected to resume production after the 17th, Kyodo news agency reported. Honda Vice President Seiji Kurashi said at a press conference in Tokyo on the 7th: "We will confirm the safety of employees, the supply of spare parts, and so on, so as to prepare for the resumption of work on the 17th." Affected by the epidemic and the disruption of the supply chain, the phenomenon of production delays among automobile manufacturers is becoming more and more common. Toyota Motor Company said on the 7th that it was considering places and places.

  Dongfeng Honda 2020-02-09
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  The automobile industry has entered a collective shutdown period, and a number of car companies have announced the extension of their holidays.

  With the continuation of the COVID-19 epidemic, the resumption of production in the automobile industry will be affected. so far, a number of car companies have announced that the opening of the factory has been postponed. In addition to a number of car companies that have set up factories in Hubei, including Toyota, Hino, Tesla and Ford, they have also announced delayed resumption plans.

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  Supply disruption! The officials of the two major Japanese car companies announced a reduction in production.

  According to the latest data from auto industry data forecasting company AutoForecast Solutions (hereinafter referred to as "AFS"), as of November 20, due to a shortage of chips, the global auto market has lost about 4.0551 million vehicles this year. AFS predicts that by this year

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  Another Japanese car company announced that it would stop production, and the supply of spare parts was interrupted under the epidemic.

  Since February 10, the production of domestic automakers and parts suppliers has gradually resumed, but due to the impact of the epidemic, slow supply and other problems, more and more automakers have to announce the suspension of production. Nissan will temporarily suspend production at its manufacturing plant in Kyushu, Japan, due to disruptions in auto parts purchased from China, according to Japanese media reports. It is also the first Japanese carmaker to be forced to stop production because of the pneumonia epidemic. Nissan's Kyushu plant, which mainly produces "Serena" and "X-Trail" models, produces about 430000 cars a year, half of which is for Japan's domestic market.

  Nissan 2020-02-11
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  Due to a shortage of spare parts, Toyota announced that the suspension of production at its plant in China would be extended until February 17.

  Affected by the expansion of the pneumonia epidemic infected by novel coronavirus, Toyota Motor Co., Ltd. announced on the 7th that the resumption of work at its Chinese factory has been postponed to more than the 17th. Earlier, brilliance BMW also announced that its plant would suspend operations until February 17, as more and more carmakers face a long suspension of production because of stagnant supply of parts. Toyota said it decided to extend the shutdown time at all Chinese plants, taking into account local and regional government guidelines on the outbreak, as well as judgments made by local logistics, parts procurement, and so on. Prior to the news released by Toyota, as of January 29 has decided to temporarily.

  Toyota plant in China delays production 2020-02-07
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  Automakers resumed production on February 10, and a number of them postponed their return to work due to insufficient supply.

  Under the influence of the epidemic, all kinds of enterprises across the country have entered the stage of resuming work since February 10, while the automobile manufacturing industry has been delayed because the supply of spare parts is relatively slow. General Motors said it would resume production in mainland China from February 15, and plans to resume production at the local joint venture plant will be based on supply chain and inventory readiness, Reuters reported today. SAIC GM was founded in June 1997 and currently has four production bases in Pudong Jinqiao, Yantai Dongyue, Shenyang Beisheng and Wuhan Branch, with a total of 9 vehicle production plants and 4 powertrain plants, mainly producing Buick, Chevrolet and Cadillac brands. February tenth.

  SAIC GM 2020-02-10
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  Due to the epidemic and government regulations, BMW and other car companies have announced that their factories will stop production.

  BMW Group brilliance's Dadong and Tiexi plants in Shenyang, China, will extend their holidays until February 9, depending on factors such as the development of the epidemic and government regulations.

  Brilliance BMW extends holiday 2020-02-01
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  Hyundai Kia delays plans to resume production in China due to disruption in parts supply

  Affected by the pneumonia epidemic infected by novel coronavirus, the supply of auto parts in China has been disrupted. Hyundai Motor Group also announced that it had extended the shutdown period of its factories in China after BMW and Toyota announced. A spokesman for Hyundai Motor Group said on Friday that Hyundai and Kia plan to postpone the resumption of production at their Chinese plants until they resume production on Feb. 17, Reuters reported. Previously, most of Hyundai's factories in South Korea have suspended production on the 7th, and Kia has also suspended production since the 10th, as parts produced by Chinese suppliers have been suspended, of which 87% of South Korea's imported car wiring harnesses are made in China. Therefore, when South Korean car companies will be heavy.

  Modern Kia 2020-02-07
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  The epidemic caused many car companies to return to work, affecting the economy and sales growth of the automobile industry.

  Affected by the novel coronavirus epidemic, a number of car companies announced to extend the return to work time, is now expected to resume production on February 10. BMW Group announced that the opening time of its joint venture brilliance BMW plant in China has been extended to Feb. 10, and whether to further extend the holiday at a later stage will depend on factors such as the development of the epidemic and government regulations. It is understood that brilliance BMW has set up Dadong factory and Tiexi factory in Shenyang, mainly producing BMW 1 series, BMW 2 series station wagon, BMW 5 series, BMW X1 and BMW X3 models. Sales figures show that BMW sold 723680 vehicles in China in 2019, up 13.1% from a year earlier.

  Honda Toyota 2020-02-02
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  Car sales fell significantly in the first month, with data from Japanese car companies falling across the board in January.

  Automakers delayed the release of January production and sales figures due to the extended Spring Festival holiday and the continuing impact of the pneumonia epidemic. The industry market generally predicts that the automobile production and sales data in January will not be ideal, and February will become even more severe, due to factors such as slow supplier production recovery, extended factory shutdown period, or the worst data on record. So far, only a few Japanese manufacturers have reported a decline in January sales.

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  Ideal L9 delayed delivery, ideal response

  Online ideal Automobile issued an "ideal L9 delivery delay notice" in the official APP. In response to the online spread of the ideal L9 delivery delay, the ideal car customer service staff said, "due to power shortage in Sichuan, the supply of the ideal car booster factory in Mianyang, Sichuan has been delayed, resulting in the delay of the ideal L9 delivery."

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  Toyota stops production at five factories in Japan from now on

  Toyota Motor Co., Ltd. stopped production of seven production lines at five factories in Japan, including Aichi Prefecture and Fukuoka Prefecture, Kyodo News reported. This is due to the sharp drop in overseas demand affected by the COVID-19 epidemic. According to the shutdown plan announced by Toyota, the plant will stop production up to the 15th of this month. Toyota said the affected plants included the Takaoka plant in Toyota City, the Tsutsumi plant, the Takahara plant and the Miyada plant in Kyushu, as well as a Hamura plant run by the Hino truck branch. Factories and production lines that have ceased production are engaged in export business. Toyota said the adjustment plan will lead to a big drop in its production.

  Toyota 2020-04-03
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  Toyota's local operations will be affected by the interruption in the supply of spare parts

  Toyota said in the coming weeks that its Japanese plant operations could be affected by supply chain disruptions as the novel coronavirus epidemic worsens around the world. As some domestic factories in China are still unable to resume production and transportation, Toyota's local plants may be affected by the Chinese parts supply chain. "at present, we can still receive parts in China, but we will assess the situation after the week of March 2," a Toyota spokesman said. " The company said it would decide how to continue in the week of March 9 after maintaining normal production capacity in the week of March 2.

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  Some Toyota plants will resume full production next week, and Guangfeng's production capacity is still low.

  With the gradual weakening of the spread of the COVID-19 epidemic, most domestic automobile enterprises have completed their resumption of work. According to the data of the China Automobile Association on March 3, the resumption rate of domestic mainstream vehicle groups has reached 84.1%, but it is limited to a variety of factors. Many factories are still unable to achieve full resumption of production, mostly single-shift production.

  Toyota 2020-03-08
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  Less than 50% of Volkswagen's 14 domestic factories are back to work, which may be the most affected by China.

  Due to the continuing impact of the pneumonia epidemic infected by novel coronavirus, after a nine-day delay, most automakers have started resuming work and production plans one after another. However, due to the greater impact of the epidemic, there are still many car companies to resume work rate due to epidemic prevention substances and regulations, unable to fully carry out the resumption of production plans, including Volkswagen brands with the largest sales volume in China.

  Volkswagen 2020-02-12
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  Honda cuts production due to supply disruption

  Chip shortages and supply chain disruptions continue to interfere with the normal operation of car companies. Honda announced on its website that Honda is again facing production cuts due to the shortage of semiconductors and other components, the spread of the COVID-19 epidemic and stagnant logistics. Honda plans to cut Japanese factory production by up to 40% in early September.

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  It's hard! Toyota announced the suspension of 27 production lines!

  Japan's Toyota Motor Co., Ltd. said on its website that a total of 27 production lines at 14 factories in Japan will cease operation in October due to a shortage of spare parts caused by the epidemic in Southeast Asia, CCTV Financial reported. According to Toyota's latest announcement, for example, the second production line of the Takaoka plant, which produces RAV4 and Harrier, will be suspended for 5 days, the third production line of the Taiyuan plant, which produces Lexus LS, IS, RC, RC F and NX models, will be suspended for 8 days, and the first production line of Miyada plant, which produces Lexus NX and RX, will be suspended for 7 days. The most serious is the main production of Land Cru....

  Toyota 2021-09-20
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  Supply disruption, Honda plant cut production

  According to the latest data from the automotive industry data forecasting company AutoForecast Solutions ("AFS"), as of December 18, due to the shortage of chips, the global automobile market has reduced production by about 4.4142 million vehicles this year, which is expected to be by the end of the year.

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  All of a sudden! Toyota stops production at all factories

  According to foreign media reports, on the morning of August 29, local time, a total of 12 of Toyota's 14 vehicle factories in Japan were suspended due to suspected system failure, involving 25 production lines. A Toyota spokesman said that at present, 25 assembly lines in 12 factories have been shut down.

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