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The Toyota Motor Corporation’s net revenue rose by some *** percent year-on-year and grew to just under trillion Japanese yen in the fiscal year ended March 2026.

The fiscal year-end of the company is March, 31^st.Ìý

Recovering from the semiconductor shortage

Toyota's net revenue has fully recovered from the dip recorded in its 2020 and 2021 fiscal years, which was due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The company's revenue were at their highest across the recorded period between April 2024 and March 2025. However, Toyota Motor Corporation's operating income and operating margin had both gone down. This was partly due to fluctuating production plans due to tight semiconductor supplies and rising raw material prices. By 2023, the company had recovered from the financial impact of these crises, and 2026 was the best year on record for the company's operating income. While profits dropped in 2024, they remained above their pre-pandemic levels.Ìý

 Hopes for an American recovery

Toyota's motor vehicle sales amounted to over **** million units between January and December 2024, growing slightly compared with the previous year. Japan and North America are Toyota's largest regional markets. In 2020, North America was severely affected by the coronavirus outbreak in the United States, the largest market in North America. U.S. vehicle sales fell to around **** million units in 2020. By 2024, the U.S. market had recovered from the crises, and Toyota also recorded an uptick in its North American sales compared to pre-pandemic levels, despite the drop recorded from its 2024 to its 2025 financial year. The Japanese brand faces stiff competition from national brands such as General Motors and Tesla.