Toyota Vietnam Sells 74,206 Vehicles in 2025, Marking an 8% Growth from 2024

These achievements stem from the company’s relentless efforts to enhance production and business activities, while actively contributing to various community sectors.

Toyota’s 2025 Performance Highlights

In sales, Toyota Vietnam recorded 74,206 vehicle sales in 2025 (including Lexus), marking an 8% increase compared to 2024.

In production, Toyota manufactured 25,200 vehicles in 2025.

In customer service, Toyota welcomed over 1.96 million customers, reflecting the trust and loyalty of consumers towards the brand.

2025 marked Toyota’s 30th anniversary in Vietnam. As a milestone, Toyota Vietnam became the first automotive manufacturer in the country to achieve remarkable cumulative results: 20 million after-sales service visits on February 5, 2025, 700,000 vehicles produced on March 19, 2025, and 1 million vehicles delivered to customers on July 1, 2025.

Toyota’s export of auto parts and components generated over $76.1 million in revenue, a 17% increase from 2024, with cumulative revenue nearing $1 billion.

In terms of tax contributions, Toyota Vietnam contributed over $1 billion to the state budget in 2025, a 14% increase from 2024, making it one of the top taxpayers in the country for consecutive years. Cumulative tax contributions reached nearly $15 billion.

(*) As of January 2026, Toyota expanded its dealership network to 87 authorized dealers, sub-dealers, and service stations nationwide.

Contributing to Vietnam’s Automotive and Supporting Industries

Delivering “Ever-Better Cars”

Toyota’s vehicles have consistently improved, gaining customer trust and popularity. In 2025, the Yaris Cross and Vios models ranked among the top 10 best-selling cars, with 14,601 and 13,424 units sold, respectively. Most Toyota models led their respective segments.

Supporting Local Suppliers and Automotive Industry Development

Toyota continued its 6-year partnership with the Ministry of Industry and Trade, supporting local auto parts suppliers. This initiative aims to enhance supplier capabilities and foster collaboration between domestic suppliers and automakers, increasing local production rates.

Toyota currently has 61 suppliers, including 13 Vietnamese companies, with over 1,000 localized products.

Striving for a “Better Society”

Implementing the Multi-Pathway Approach

Aligned with the 2050 Net Zero goal, Toyota is advancing its Multi-Pathway strategy, promoting hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) as the ideal solution for Vietnam due to their fuel efficiency, reduced emissions, and no need for charging infrastructure.

Toyota announced a $360 million investment to modernize its plant and establish Vietnam’s first HEV production line, demonstrating its commitment to green initiatives and making HEVs more accessible.

Government support, including tax incentives under Decree 360/2025/NĐ-CP, further promotes HEV adoption.

In 2025, Toyota sold 8,389 HEVs across 6 models and 7 variants, a 57% increase from 2024. Since their launch in Vietnam, 22,213 Toyota HEVs have been sold.

Sustaining Annual Social Contributions

Beyond business, Toyota engages in annual social initiatives across four areas: road safety, environmental protection, social culture, and education. Total social contributions exceed $32.1 million.

In 2025, Toyota launched initiatives such as the Toyota Traffic Safety Program, Tet Tree Planting, Toyota U9 Football Cup, Toyota Concert, Green School Program, Tire Recycling Journey, Toyota Scholarships, Life Jacket Donations, and Flood Relief Support.

On December 25, 2025, Toyota Vietnam was awarded the First-Class Labor Medal by the President for its outstanding contributions to production, taxation, social welfare, and economic development in Phu Tho Province and Vietnam.

TH (Tuoitrethudo)