Toyota says halting domestic assembly for a week on parts shortage
Volkswagen
Tokyo - Arab Today
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Toyota said Monday it will stop all Japanese vehicle assembly lines for one week from February 8 to 15 due to a parts shortage following an explosion at a supplier. The decision was made due to a parts shortage resulting from a recent industrial explosion at Toyota affiliate Aichi Steel Corp, the world's top automaker said in a statement, adding that overseas production would not be suspended. |
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