Motos Toro continues its expansion across Venezuela

Motos Toro, the new brand of vehicles assembled in the country, barely a month after its launch keeps opening branches in every corner of Venezuela so that every Venezuelan can experience the brand's product range.

According to the general manager of Toro Motorcycles, Andrés Beirouti, the company has come to mark a before and after in Venezuela by offering a quality product, assembled in the country, that will create more jobs every day.

The brand's spokesman said the aim is to open a dealership a day in order to reach 60 by the end of October.

The target for the end of the year is 80 branches.

Greater Caracas is 45 per cent of the population, so having no presence in the capital is a commercial mistake

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Toro Motorcycles is located in the Guacara municipality of Carabobo state and is the largest assembly plant in the country, with installed capacity for 14,500 units of monthly production working a single eight hour shift.

Beirouti explained that two lines are currently installed and five permitted, while the third will be operational in March 2024, the year in which international expansion will also begin.

On the brand's presence in Caracas, general manager Andrés Beirouti said: "Greater Caracas is 45 per cent of the population, so having no presence in the capital is a commercial mistake, which is why there will be between 12 and 13 branches in this first stage of expansion."