UMW Toyota and Lexus sees 11% higher sales for April 2022 in Malaysia

As the year enters into the second quarter, the month of April sees the sales of Toyota at 6,868 units while a total of 78 units of Lexus were driven home.

This trend is expected to continue, and UMW Toyota Motor looks to be driving further ahead as the year progresses. Total sales for the year-to-date is at 29,138 units with a combined number of 29,393 units for both Toyota and Lexus.  

Sales for April as at year-to-date are at 29,393 units of Toyota and Lexus, an increase of 11% when  compared with sales for April 2021 year-to-date.  

The uptick in sales results for the year-to-date is attributed to the ‘Bersama Lebih Makna’ Raya promotions, which offers benefits worth RM 4,000 to those who choose to drive the Vios and Yaris home.

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Always a popular choice, these Toyota best-sellers have furthered the jump in sales, with the automotive leader expecting a further hike in anticipation of upcoming new product launches. 

UMW Toyota Motor will continue to be innovative towards empowering Toyota lovers as they promote best value deals through state-of-the-art mobility, excellent security features along with modernised performance.

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“It is heartening to note that we have transitioned well into the endemic phase, and we at UMW Toyota Motor are always encouraged by the support from our customers, especially during this busy Ramadan and Raya period.

Even with the surprise announcement of Aidilfitri falling a day earlier than expected, all our service centres were fully prepared to assist our customers in their ‘balik kampung’ journey. We continue to be committed to leaving no one behind and offer value for money innovations, coupled with advanced technology and security features in all of our products,” said Ravindran K, President of UMW Toyota Motor.

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