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Daihatsu is a Japanese automotive company that specializes in small cars. The company is owned by Toyota, and produces a wide range of vehicles, from city cars to SUVs. Daihatsu is known for its innovative designs and efficient engines, and has been producing cars since 1951. In recent years, Daihatsu has become increasingly popular in the international market, with models like the Terios and Copen proving popular with buyers. Here, you can find the latest news and articles about Daihatsu, as well as videos and reviews of their vehicles.
Japan First Half 2025: Market up 10.2%, Daihatsu (+117%) catches up with Move (+459.9%) and Tanto (+135.4%) – Best Selling Cars Blog
Daihatsu Move sales are up 5-fold as production was disrupted last year. 2,345,459 new vehicles hit Japanese roads over the First Half 2025, a solid 10.2% year-on-year improvement on weak year-ago results hampered by production stops. Toyota (+13.8%) outpaces its home market to grow to 30.9% share,
2025 Hyundai Inster Extended review | Bauaelectric EV News
Overview I HAD a few friends who, in the early years and pre-kids, were addicted to tiny cars. They proudly turned up at work with new examples of some of the most diminutive cars ever produced in volume by some key industry players, including the Honda Scamp and Z, Daihatsu 360, Suzuki 800 and
Daihatsu Rocky Limited Edition at GIIAS – production Crossfield, two-tone Ativa twin, only 10 units, RM64k - paultan.org
Fans of the Daihatsu Rocky Crossfield shown at last year’s Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS) now have the chance to buy essentially that at the ongoing 2025 show with the launch of the new […]
Japan August 2025: Daihatsu Move (+145%), Toyota Raize (+37.1%) shine in negative market – Best Selling Cars Blog
Daihatsu Move sales soar 145% YoY in August. The Japanese new vehicle market has now completely caught up on year-ago disruptions and endures a second straight month of YoY decline in August at -8.3% to 301,221 sales. The year-to-date tally remains in positive at +6.2% to 3,037,194. Toyota (-12.5%)