UMW Toyota Motor Hits 8,574 Sales In November
UMW Toyota Motor (UMWT) sold 8,574 vehicles in Nov 2025, bringing its year-to-date total to 88,133 units. The numbers reflect steady demand across its model range and ongoing support for existing customers.
The firm has expanded its network with two new facilities in Johor. In Kluang, Hong Huat Automobile consolidated sales, service, spare parts, and body & paint operations into a single 4S Centre.
In Nusajaya, a new 3S Centre operated by Super Evergreen spans 21,000 sq ft and serves Johor Bahru, Nusajaya, and nearby townships. The outlet features a showroom, delivery bay, service bays, and hybrid vehicle support.


The expansions are part of UMWT’s nationwide network, which now totals 106 outlets, and aim to support customer needs for both current and future mobility options, including hybrid vehicles.
“At Toyota, being Best in Town means earning customer trust through access, readiness, and care that truly make a difference in their daily lives. Every outlet we open or upgrade is designed to raise the ownership experience by offering more convenience, modern facilities, and teams trained to deliver high-quality service 

“Johor continues to grow rapidly, and our strengthened presence reflects our commitment to serve customers better through improved capacity, sustainability-focused facilities, and future-ready capabilities that support our Multi-pathway Approach,” said Datuk Ravindran K,President of UMW Toyota Motor.
UMWT also continues its year-end promotions on selected models, offering monthly instalments starting from RM746, subject to terms and conditions.
Looking ahead, UMWT plans to maintain its focus on accessibility and service readiness, ensuring customers across Malaysia have convenient access to service facilities and support.
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For more information on Toyota products and services, customers can visit www.toyota.com.my or any authorised Toyota outlet.
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