The delivery time for new cars is still long due to factors such as a shortage of semiconductors. The delivery time varies depending on the car model and sales company, but as of mid-April 2023, popular models such as the Toyota Prius have a delivery time of about 2 years for the G and Z models, and about 1 year for the plug-in hybrid Z model. Other Toyota models such as the Noah, Voxy, Crown Cross, Land Cruiser, Corolla Cross, and Yaris Cross have also experienced significant delays in delivery time. Nissan has stopped taking orders for the Fairlady Z and Ariya due to prolonged delivery times, while Honda’s Step Wagon, Civic, and ZR-V models require at least a year for delivery. The delivery time is affected by various conditions, including the needs of overseas markets where the car models are sold, and some models may stop taking orders in advance due to planned improvements.
Japanese car manufacturers have varying wait times for their vehicles. Toyota’s Prius has a wait time of about 2 years, but other small cars can be delivered in as little as 2 months. Suzuki’s Jimny and Jimny Sierra have wait times of over a year, but other small cars have relatively short wait times. Honda’s N-BOX can be delivered within 6 months, while Nissan’s Luke and Days have a wait time of about 4 months. Mitsubishi’s Delica Mini has a wait time of about 4 months, but may increase due to its popularity. Compact cars also have varying wait times, with Toyota’s Passo having a wait time of 2-3 months, while the Yaris and Aqua have a wait time of about 5 months. Honda’s Fit has a wait time of over 6 months, while Suzuki’s Escudo and Swift have a wait time of 4-5 months.