Toyota’s reported figures describe a global vehicle business, a large production and supplier network, and measurable electrification, environmental, workforce and safety outcomes. FY2025 means the fiscal year ended March 31, 2025, while environmental figures reported for 2024 generally cover April 1, 2024 to March 31, 2025.
Key Toyota Statistics
The most useful Toyota statistics span financial scale, production, electrified vehicles, environmental resources, people and safety:
- In FY2025, Toyota sold 9.362 million vehicles worldwide.
- In FY2025, Toyota sold 1.991 million vehicles in Japan.
- In FY2025, Toyota sold 7.372 million vehicles outside Japan.
- In FY2025, Toyota reported ¥48,036.7 billion in sales revenue on a consolidated basis.
- By the end of September 2023, Toyota had produced 300 million cars worldwide.
- By September 2023, the Corolla series had reached 53.399 million vehicles in cumulative global production.
- In FY2025, Toyota’s consolidated group had 383,853 employees.
- In 2024, Toyota and Lexus sold 4.748 million electrified vehicles globally.
- In 2024, electrified vehicles represented 46.2% of Toyota and Lexus global vehicle sales.
- In 2024, Toyota and Lexus sold 145,000 battery electric vehicles worldwide.
- In 2024, Toyota’s average new-vehicle CO2 emissions were 103.0 g-CO2/km in Europe.
- In 2024, Toyota’s global scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions totaled 589.57 million tonnes CO2e as a calculated estimate.
- In 2024, Toyota used 73.0 petajoules of energy globally.
- In 2024, Toyota withdrew 35.6 million cubic meters of water globally at production sites.
- In FY2025, women held 12.0% of managerial positions across Toyota Motor Corporation and 46 overseas companies.
- In 2024, Toyota recorded zero fatal accidents on company premises across Toyota Motor Corporation and 53 overseas locations.
- In FY2025, Toyota reported 3.67 million recalled vehicles.
- By November 2018, Toyota Safety Sense-equipped vehicles had reached 10 million units globally.
Contents
- Key Toyota Statistics
- Toyota financial scale and vehicle sales
- Toyota production, workforce scale and market reach
- Toyota electrified-vehicle adoption and emissions
- Toyota environmental resource use and manufacturing
- Toyota workforce, suppliers and organizational outcomes
- Toyota safety, quality and connected-service outcomes
Toyota financial scale and vehicle sales
Toyota sold 9.362 million vehicles worldwide in FY2025, including 1.991 million in Japan and 7.372 million in overseas markets.
| FY2025 measure | Reported result | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Vehicle sales | 9.362 million vehicles | Worldwide |
| Vehicle sales | 1.991 million vehicles | Japan |
| Vehicle sales | 7.372 million vehicles | Overseas markets |
| Sales revenue | ¥48,036.7 billion | Consolidated Toyota Motor Corporation |
| Operating income | ¥4,795.5 billion | Consolidated Toyota Motor Corporation |
| Income before income taxes | ¥6,414.5 billion | Consolidated Toyota Motor Corporation |
| Net income attributable to Toyota Motor Corporation | ¥4,765.0 billion | Consolidated Toyota Motor Corporation |
| Total assets at March 31, 2025 | ¥93,601.3 billion | Consolidated Toyota Motor Corporation |
Toyota’s automotive operations generated ¥43,199.8 billion in sales revenue worldwide in FY2025, while financial-services operations generated ¥4,481.1 billion. These are reported segment figures within Toyota’s consolidated business.
Source: FINANCIAL SUMMARY FY2025.
Toyota production, workforce scale and market reach
Toyota reached cumulative global production of 300 million cars by the end of September 2023, covering August 1935 through September 2023. Of that total, 180.52 million cars were produced domestically in Japan and 119.6 million abroad.
The Corolla series reached 53.399 million vehicles in cumulative global production through September 2023. This model-line total is part of Toyota’s broader production history.
| Production and organization measure | Reported result | Period or scope |
|---|---|---|
| Cumulative global production | 300 million cars | August 1935–September 2023 |
| Domestic production | 180.52 million cars | Japan, through September 2023 |
| Overseas production | 119.6 million cars | Outside Japan, through September 2023 |
| Corolla cumulative production | 53.399 million vehicles | Worldwide, through September 2023 |
| Consolidated employees | 383,853 employees | FY2025 |
| Toyota Motor Corporation employees | 71,515 employees | FY2025 |
| Tier 1 suppliers | 11,759 suppliers | Toyota Motor Corporation and 20 overseas companies, FY2025 |
Toyota spent ¥33.5 billion on social contribution activities in FY2025 across Toyota Motor Corporation and 64 subsidiaries.
Sources: Toyota Reaches Global Production of 300 Million Cars and Sustainability Data Book.
Toyota electrified-vehicle adoption and emissions
Toyota and Lexus sold 4.441 million hybrid electric vehicles globally in 2024, alongside 161,000 plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, 145,000 battery electric vehicles and 1,000 fuel-cell electric vehicles.
| Toyota and Lexus electrified sales, 2024 | Vehicles sold worldwide |
|---|---|
| Hybrid electric vehicles | 4.441 million |
| Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles | 161,000 |
| Battery electric vehicles | 145,000 |
| Fuel-cell electric vehicles | 1,000 |
| Total electrified vehicles | 4.748 million |
Electrified vehicles represented 46.2% of Toyota and Lexus vehicles sold globally in 2024. Toyota’s average new-vehicle CO2 values were 133.3 g-CO2/km in the United States, 103.0 g-CO2/km in Europe, 115.1 g-CO2/km in Japan and 123.5 g-CO2/km in China.
These CO2 figures are tank-to-wheel values in the international test mode, and small commercial and heavy vehicles were excluded. For global new passenger cars and light commercial vehicles, Toyota reported that scope 3 category 11 average greenhouse-gas emissions were 9.9% below 2019 levels in 2024.
Source: Sustainability Data Book.
Toyota environmental resource use and manufacturing
Toyota’s global scope 1, 2 and 3 greenhouse-gas emissions totaled 589.57 million tonnes CO2e in 2024 as a calculated estimate for Toyota Motor Corporation and consolidated companies globally. The environmental-data chapter generally covers April 1, 2024 to March 31, 2025, except where specific sections state otherwise.
| Environmental measure | Reported result | Global scope |
|---|---|---|
| Scope 1, 2 and 3 GHG emissions | 589.57 million tonnes CO2e | Toyota Motor Corporation and consolidated companies |
| Scope 1 direct emissions | 2.45 million tonnes CO2 | Toyota Motor Corporation and consolidated companies |
| Scope 2 purchased-energy emissions | 2.52 million tonnes CO2 | Toyota Motor Corporation and consolidated companies |
| Scope 1 and 2 intensity | 0.57 tonnes CO2 per vehicle produced | Toyota Motor Corporation and consolidated companies |
| Energy use | 73.0 petajoules | Toyota Motor Corporation and consolidated companies |
| Electricity | 20.2 petajoules | Toyota Motor Corporation and consolidated companies |
| Renewable energy | 13.2 petajoules | Toyota Motor Corporation and consolidated companies |
At global production sites, Toyota withdrew 35.6 million cubic meters of water, discharged 32.5 million cubic meters, consumed 3.0 million cubic meters and recycled 2.2 million cubic meters in 2024.
| Production-site environmental measure | Reported result | Period |
|---|---|---|
| Water withdrawal | 35.6 million cubic meters | 2024 |
| Water discharge | 32.5 million cubic meters | 2024 |
| Water consumption | 3.0 million cubic meters | 2024 |
| Recycled water | 2.2 million cubic meters | 2024 |
| Waste | 249,000 tonnes; 28.6 kg per vehicle produced | 2024 |
| VOC emissions | 23,500 tonnes | 2024 |
| NOx emissions | 2,479 tonnes | 2024 |
| SOx emissions | 964 tonnes | 2024 |
The water, waste and VOC figures use production sites of Toyota Motor Corporation and consolidated companies globally. Toyota reports the NOx and SOx measures for Toyota Motor Corporation and consolidated companies globally.
Source: Sustainability Data Book.
Toyota workforce, suppliers and organizational outcomes
At Toyota Motor Corporation, 1,928 new employees were hired in FY2025, including 869 mid-career employees. The average employee age was 40.5 years, the average employment period was 15.6 years and the voluntary-resignation turnover rate was 0.9%.
| Workforce measure | Reported result | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| New employees hired | 1,928 employees | Toyota Motor Corporation, FY2025 |
| Mid-career employees recruited | 869 employees | Toyota Motor Corporation, FY2025 |
| Average employee age | 40.5 years | Toyota Motor Corporation, FY2025 |
| Average employment period | 15.6 years | Toyota Motor Corporation, FY2025 |
| Voluntary-resignation turnover | 0.9% | Toyota Motor Corporation, FY2025 |
| Women in managerial positions | 12.0% | Toyota Motor Corporation and 46 overseas companies, FY2025 |
| Flexible-working-hours users | 38,389 employees | Toyota Motor Corporation, FY2025 |
Toyota recorded 494,681 total training hours and ¥730 million in total training cost in FY2025. The training-hours measure excludes training run by individual divisions, in-house companies or departments, while the cost excludes labor costs incurred while attending training.
Toyota’s stress-check implementation rate was 94.2% in FY2025. This is an implementation measure, not a health-outcome rate.
Source: Sustainability Data Book.
Toyota safety, quality and connected-service outcomes
Toyota recorded 208 work-related accidents globally in 2024 across Toyota Motor Corporation and 53 overseas locations, including zero fatal accidents on company premises and 12 serious accidents.
| Safety and quality measure | Reported result | Period or scope |
|---|---|---|
| Work-related accidents | 208 cases | 2024; Toyota Motor Corporation and 53 overseas locations |
| Fatal accidents on company premises | 0 cases | 2024; same scope |
| Serious accidents | 12 cases | 2024; same scope |
| Serious musculoskeletal injuries | 889 cases | 2024; same scope |
| Lost-time injury rate | 0.13 per million hours worked | FY2024; same scope |
| Recalled vehicles | 3.67 million vehicles | FY2025; Toyota Motor Corporation quality data |
Toyota defines a serious musculoskeletal injury as musculoskeletal disease requiring at least two weeks’ leave or work limitations. The lost-time injury rate uses FY2024, so it should not be merged with the environmental figures reported for 2024.
Toyota Safety Sense-equipped vehicles reached 10 million units globally by November 2018, covering vehicles equipped from March 2015 through November 2018. In Toyota’s analysis of Corolla, Prius, Premio and Allion vehicles in Japan, rear-end collisions involving equipped vehicles were reduced by approximately 70%.
That analysis covered January 2015 through December 2017, compared equipped and non-equipped vehicles using ITARDA accident data, and covered 680,000 vehicles overall. It was a Toyota calculation and should not be generalized to all vehicles or drivers.
More than 25,000 customers in Japan had enrolled in Toyota’s TOUGH Connecting Car Insurance by November 2019. In the comparison period from April 2018 through June 2019, the accident rate for those customers was about 30% lower than for customers with Aioi Nissay Dowa’s conventional TOUGH Vehicle Insurance.
The insurance comparison covered accidents from product inception through June 2019 for the same model insurance.
Sources: Sustainability Data Book, Toyota Safety Sense Preventive Safety Package-equipped Vehicles Top 10 Million Units Globally, and Aioi Nissay Dowa Insurance and Toyota Develop Telematics Damage Service System, an Accident Response Service that Uses Connected Car Data.