June 1, Toyota Production Restored Europe

This Japanese manufacturer will resume full production in five European factories.

Production of Toyota Motor Corp. vehicles to Europe will return to normal on June 1 after completing the spare parts supply problems. This Japanese manufacturer will resume full production at five factories in Europe.

Japanese car production fell drastically after the earthquake and tsunamis devastating lantakkan March 11 northeast of the country. A number of manufacturers of spare parts were destroyed. As a result the chain of production vehicles.

In May, Toyota Motor Europe to reduce production at five factories in Britain, Turkey, Poland, and France. Factories built Avensis, Auris, Verso, and Yaris.

"Although this disaster has significant impacts on the Japanese economy and operations of Toyota, we are strongly committed it, " says Didier Leroy, CEO of Toyota Europe, in a statement, as quoted by Automotive News, Wednesday, May 18, 2011.

"I want to thank our suppliers who work hard to resolve the problem of shortage of spare parts."

After Toyota's European production is normal, expected in the near future, delivery vehicles in Europe also recovered.