The Japanese auto industry slowly but surely is clawing back from the abyss created by one of the worst disasters that were visited upon the island nation. Following the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, the industry had crashed. Three months later and earlier than thought, the industry is at near pre-disaster levels. Data released by the Japan Auto Manufacturers Association shows the June production at 742,431 units, only 13.9 percent below June 2010. (Read More…)
Posted in Japan, News Blog, Nissan, Toyota
Tagged as Bertel Schmitt, earthquake, half year 2011, Japan
Tagged as Bertel Schmitt, earthquake, half year 2011, Japan
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