FHI Announces Production, Japan Sales and Export Results for
October 2015 (Flash Report)
October 2015 | Jan-Oct 2015 | |||||
Units | 2015 vs 2014 | Units | ’15 vs ’14 | |||
Domestic Production
*1 |
64,714 | -4.5% | First y/y decrease in 5 months | 591,989 | +2.2% | |
Overseas Production
*2 |
22,488 | -1.3% | First y/y decrease in 16 months | 191,830 | +20.9% | |
Global Production Total | 87,202 | -3.7% | First y/y decrease in 20 months | 783,819 | +6.2% | |
Passenger Vehicles | 7,529 | -16.9% | 5th consecutive month of y/y decrease | 103,987 | -2.8% | |
Mini Vehicles | 2,439 | -1.6% | 2nd consecutive month of y/y decrease | 33,256 | -11.9% | |
Japan Sales Total | 9,968 | -13.6% | 5th consecutive month of y/y decrease | 137,243 | -5.2% | |
Export Total
*3 |
46,855 | -17.6% | First y/y decrease in 5 months | 462,369 | +3.7% |
*1 JAMA (Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association Inc.) report basis (CBU) *2 Local line-off basis *3 JAMA report basis
< Production >
- Domestic production decreased due to fewer working days. (one day less than October 2014)
- Overseas production decreased as a result of less overtime. (Production volume was particularly high in October 2014 with increased overtime.)
< Japan Sales >
- While the Impreza and Subaru XV sales increased, total passenger vehicle sales posted a year-on-year decrease as demand for the Levorg, launched in June 2014, declined.
- Mini vehicle sales decreased year-on-year mainly due to a decline in Samber sales.
< Exports >
- While Subaru's overseas sales continued to be strong in key markets including North America, Europe and Australia, exports from Japan decreased year-on-year due to shipping schedule changes.
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