Suzuki Motor Corporation Reports Mixed April 2025 Results: Japan Sales Rise, Global Production Declines
Suzuki Motor Corporation reported mixed results for April 2025, with global production declining by 0.4% to 272,972 units, marking the third consecutive month of decline. Japan's production fell by 11.3%, while overseas production rose by 4.6%, driven by a record high in India. Global sales decreased by 1.3% to 255,656 units, with Japan's domestic sales up by 4.9%. Exports dropped significantly by 28.4% to 16,325 units, primarily due to reduced exports to Europe. The figures are preliminary and reflect ongoing market challenges.
Suzuki Motor Corporation has reported its automobile production, sales, and export figures for April 2025. Global production reached 272,972 units, marking a slight decrease of 0.4% year-on-year, continuing a downward trend for the third consecutive month. In Japan, production fell by 11.3% to 76,884 units, while overseas production rose by 4.6% to 196,088 units, driven by a record high production in India. Indian production increased by 6.1% to 179,892 units, continuing an upward trend for the seventh consecutive month. Global sales for April totaled 255,656 units, showing a 1.3% decline year-on-year and marking the second consecutive month of decline. However, Japan's domestic sales rose by 4.9% to 58,574 units, driven by increased sales of mini vehicles and standard and small vehicles. Overseas sales decreased by 3.0% to 197,082 units, attributed to a decline in sales in Europe despite growth in India. Exports saw a significant drop, with only 16,325 units exported, representing a 28.4% decline year-on-year and a continued decrease for the fourth consecutive month, primarily due to reduced exports to Europe. The company noted that the figures are preliminary and reflect ongoing challenges in certain markets.
