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Toyota bringing 10,000 additional RAV4s, HiLuxes to meet Australian demand
Executive Summary
Summary: Toyota Australia is receiving 10,000 additional vehicles, including RAV4 hybrids, HiLux utes, and bZ4X electric SUVs, arriving by end of 2026. The allocation aims to reduce waiting lists and boost the brand’s full-year sales forecast to around 220,000 vehicles, maintaining its position as Australia’s best-selling brand.
Brands mentioned: Toyota, BYD, Denza, Ford, Mazda
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Toyota bringing 10,000 additional RAV4s, HiLuxes to meet Australian demand
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