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05.11.25 - 11:31
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Autobauer: Toyota macht weniger Gewinn – doch erhöht die Dividende (Handelsblatt)
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Während VW Verluste verbucht, belohnt Konkurrent Toyota seine Aktionäre. Trotz Gewinneinbußen durch die US-Zölle bleibt der weltgrößte Autohersteller hochprofitabel. Das hat mehrere Gründe... --- Eine Stärke Toyotas ist, dass der Konzern im Gegensatz zu vielen europäischen Herstellern mit seinem hohen Anteil an teilelektrischen Hybridautos derzeit weiter wächst. Toyota erhöhte seine Verkaufsprognose für das laufende Bilanzjahr um 100.000 auf 11,3 Millionen Autos.. --- Die Aktienkurs gerät heute trotzdem unter Druck und verliert 3%..
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01.11.25 - 23:54
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Annual Sales Of New Vehicles Expected To Hit Only 15.7 Million Units: Cox (ZeroHedge)
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Annual Sales Of New Vehicles Expected To Hit Only 15.7 Million Units: Cox
Authored by Naveen Athrappully via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours),
The number of new vehicles sold annually in the United States is expected to hit 15.7 million units according to October estimations, industry expert Cox Automotive said in an Oct. 27 statement.
Vehicles for sale at a Toyota dealership in Houston on Jan. 4, 2022. Brandon Bell/Getty Images
The seasonally adjusted annual rate is down from 16.4 million in September and 16.1 million a year back, said the company, attributing the slowdown to auto tariffs and the end of electric vehicle (EV) incentives.
“The new-vehicle sales pace was surprisingly strong this summer despite ongoing tariff uncertainty,” Charlie Chesbrough, senior economist at Cox, said in the statement.
“However, as more tariffed products replace non-tariffed inventory, prices are tracking higher, which should lead to slower sales through the remainder of the year. With the expiration of ...
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