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Sri Lanka Latest Breaking News and Headlines - Print Edition Toyota Lanka opens Body & Paint Center in Kurunegala - Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

Lanka Hit News • Aug 25, 2026 · 2mo ago • 2 min read
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Toyota Lanka (Pvt) Ltd marked another important milestone in its island wide expansion with the opening of a new Body & Paint Center in Kurunegala and the groundbreaking of a new General Service Facility on 13 August. The newly opened Body & Paint Center brings professional body repair and paint services closer to customers in Kurunegala and surrounding areas, supported by Toyota’s trusted standards of Quality, Durability, Reliability, and Safety. The upcoming General Service Facility will further enhance access to professional vehicle maintenance and after-sales support, creating a more comprehensive service experience for customers in the region. The ceremonies were graced by Toyota Lanka Chairman Masaaki Kawabata and Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer Manohara Atukorala, together with the Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Kurunegala, distinguished guests, customers, banking and insurance partners, and other invited stakeholders. Religious observances and blessings were also held as part of the occasion. Addressing the gathering, Masaaki Kawabata highlighted Toyota Chairman Akio Toyoda’s concept of being “Best in Town.” He noted that wherever Toyota establishes its presence, the aim is to become a meaningful part of the community and contribute to its progress. He further stated that Toyota Lanka considers it a privilege to strengthen its relationship with the Kurunegala community and continue serving customers in the region. Atukorala highlighted that Toyota Lanka’s ongoing network expansion is focused on making professional service and customer care more convenient and accessible across the country. He noted that each new and upgraded facility brings Toyota Lanka closer to the communities it serves and supports the company’s goal of developing 30 facilities across Sri Lanka by the end of 2026. The opening of the Body & Paint Center and the groundbreaking of the General Service Facility further reinforce Toyota Lanka’s commitment to Kurunegala and form part of its broader effort to strengthen the service network across Sri Lanka, bringing trusted customer care and mobility solutions closer to customers.

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