Toyota Motor Company (Toyota) and Daihatsu Motor Co., Ltd. (Daihatsu) have introduced their determination to reform the abroad enterprise construction of each firms whereas aiming to make Daihatsu a “mobility firm centered on mini automobiles” going ahead. An implementation construction will likely be established to completely stop the recurrence of procedural irregularities at Daihatsu, according to Daihatsu’s sources and precise circumstances, aiming to make ever-better automobiles and understand a mobility society by leveraging Daihatsu’s strengths. Particularly, the Rising-market Compact Automotive Firm, which spanned the organizations of each Toyota and Daihatsu till now, will likely be dissolved. Toyota will take accountability for abroad companies from growth to certification, and Daihatsu will likely be commissioned to deal with the precise growth. This variation will likely be made sequentially, following mannequin changeover schedules.

Overview of the adjustments

• Shifting the product planning perform from the Rising-market Compact Automotive Firm spanning Toyota and Daihatsu to the Toyota Compact Automotive Firm. As Toyota Compact Automotive Firm would be the contractor of Daihatsu, Toyota will likely be liable for your complete course of from growth to certification.
• Transferring the enterprise and product administration perform to the Enterprise & Gross sales Unit of Toyota
• Different areas associated to subcontracting, together with useful resource administration and optimization, can even be reported to Toyota to strengthen the partnership.

Toyota Daihatsu Engineering & Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (TDEM) and Toyota Motor Asia Pacific Pte Ltd. (TMAP) will change into the Asia Regional Headquarters, belonging to the Asia Area of Toyota, and be renamed “Toyota Motor Asia (TMA).” Primarily based on the upcoming structural change, we purpose to make the 2 firms within the Asia area extra self-reliant and improve their collaboration.

* Scheduled for June 2024.

Organizational adjustments

Present Construction

Construction from Could 1st

SOURCE: Toyota