The home of the Toyota Innova, Vios, and the next-generation Tamaraw saw production rise to 5,762 units last March—a 52.9 percent increase compared to March 2024. For the first quarter of 2025, production is up 7.9 percent to 15,824 units buoyed by the strong response of the buying public to the Tamaraw light commercial vehicle.

In total, Toyota managed to produce 268,128 units last month in Asia outside of Japan, enough for a 12.4 percent growth compared to March 2024. For the first three months, the figures are up 4.7 percent to 710,776 units.

This is how Toyota’s production in Asia (outside of Japan) shaped up last month:

• Indonesia – 21,423
• Thailand – 48,445
• Philippines – 5,762
• Malaysia – 6,110
• Taiwan – 10,530
• Vietnam – 2,283
• India – 33,566
• China – 136,651
• Pakistan – 3,000
• Myanmar – 135
• Cambodia – 233

As a reminder, Toyota’s 18,907 units sold last March was enough for them to carve an impressive 47.42 percent of the market. For the first quarter of 2025, they’ve sold 55,513 units or a 11.8 percent growth. This means the Philippines is currently ranked fifth in the region in terms of sales:

1. China – 155064
2. India – 28788
3. Indonesia – 24689
4. Thailand – 21575
5. Philippines – 18907
6. Taiwan – 14306
7. Malaysia – 7929
8. Vietnam – 5455
9. Pakistan – 3170
10. Others – 2812
11. Korea – 2458