Daihatsu is a Japanese automotive manufacturer that specializes in the production of compact cars, minivehicles, and off-road vehicles. Established in 1907, it is known for its focus on small and economical vehicles, which often cater to the domestic market in Japan as well as exports. The brand emphasizes practicality, fuel efficiency, and affordability, making it popular among consumers seeking reliable and economical transport options. Daihatsu is a subsidiary of the Toyota Motor Corporation and shares some technology and innovations with its parent company.
Daihatsu has rejoined CJPT after addressing certification concerns, marking a significant restoration of trust within the alliance. Toyota has transferred a 10% stake in CJPT back to Daihatsu, signaling a…