Hino Motors: 40 Years and Beyond

Atsushi Uchiyama, Hino Motors

19-Jun-19 08:00

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Hino Motors has been in Malaysia for 40 years and is Japan’s oldest motor vehicle manufacturer, with its trucks and buses marketed in over 70 countries worldwide.

So how is Hino maneuvering the rapid changes in the transportation sector?

We speak to Hino Malaysia's newly minted Managing Director Atsushi Uchiyama, on the companies longstanding presence in Malaysia as well as its future plans for growth.

Presented by: Sharidz Abdullah

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Categories: Business Analysis, Auto, Social Issues

Tags: Hino Motors, Growth, Transport, Trucks, Buses,

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