Toyota had sold 11,376 units in the domestic market in September last year.
New Delhi: Toyota Kirloskar Motor on Saturday reported 6 per cent increase in domestic sales at 12,067 units in September.
The company had sold 11,376 units in the domestic market in September last year, Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) said in a statement.
"The recently launched Innova Crysta has received an overwhelming response from the market, including Delhi and NCR region," TKM Director and Senior VP, Sales & Marketing N Raja said.
Lifting of the ban on diesel cars and SUVs with engine capacity of 2,000 cc and above has opened the order flow for Innova Crysta diesel vehicles in Delhi resulting in an average waiting period of 1.5 to 2 months, he added.
"We are trying our best to bring the waiting period down so as to serve our customers better," he added.
Raja said the unrest in Bengaluru during the month over the Cauvery water issue and the imposition of Section 144 in the state resulted in a two-day production shutdown impacting the company's commitment of on time delivery of cars and parts to customers.
"However, we have resumed production at our plant at Bidadi and are geared up to meet demands during the upcoming festive season," he added.
During the month, the company exported 1,100 units of the Etios series as against 1,252 units in September 2015.
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The company had sold 11,376 units in the domestic market in September last year, Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) said in a statement.
"The recently launched Innova Crysta has received an overwhelming response from the market, including Delhi and NCR region," TKM Director and Senior VP, Sales & Marketing N Raja said.
Lifting of the ban on diesel cars and SUVs with engine capacity of 2,000 cc and above has opened the order flow for Innova Crysta diesel vehicles in Delhi resulting in an average waiting period of 1.5 to 2 months, he added.
"We are trying our best to bring the waiting period down so as to serve our customers better," he added.
Raja said the unrest in Bengaluru during the month over the Cauvery water issue and the imposition of Section 144 in the state resulted in a two-day production shutdown impacting the company's commitment of on time delivery of cars and parts to customers.
"However, we have resumed production at our plant at Bidadi and are geared up to meet demands during the upcoming festive season," he added.
During the month, the company exported 1,100 units of the Etios series as against 1,252 units in September 2015.
(This story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)
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