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Denso, which manufactures automotive air-conditioning and dashboards for Toyota in Australia, employs about 400 people and plans to phase out supporting production in the future, maintaining only sales in the aftermarket. Toyota Boshoku, which produces car seats in Australia for Toyota, also employs about 400 employees. It plans to study the resettlement of existing employees while gradually stopping production.
At present, apart from vehicle manufacturers, Australia has about 150 major automotive-related companies, covering automotive parts, tool manufacturing, and engineering design. With the reduction of automobile production in Australia in recent years, the employment of the automotive industry has decreased from 60,000 in 2008 to 50,000 in 2013. Following the announcement last year that General Motors (GE) and Ford announced that they have suspended production in Australia, Toyota’s exit decision will further crack down on Australia’s auto-related industries.
August 30, 2021