Toyota shares slide 4% after car recall, Daihatsu basic safety troubles

Toyota shares slide 4% after car recall, Daihatsu basic safety troubles


Japanese automaker Toyota led losses on the Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 index Thursday, closing lower by 4%.

The sharp slide came immediately after Toyota announced a remember of about a million autos on Thursday.

The safety recall involved certain 2020-2022 Toyota and Lexus models in the United States.

The provide-off also arrives right after Toyota subsidiary Daihatsu halted shipments of all its vehicles on Wednesday, right after an investigation located protection concerns with its vehicles, together with conditions in which airbag management units employed in airbag checks for some products ended up diverse from the kinds offered to the community.

A independent panel had been probing Daihatsu right after it said in April it experienced rigged side-collision security exams carried out for 88,000 compact vehicles, most of those bought as Toyotas.

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Japan’s wider Nikkei 225 plunged 1.50% Thursday, even though the Topix fell .9%, dragged down by the safety scandals at Toyota. Most Asia-Pacific marketplaces fell right after Wall Road dropped overnight.

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