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Toyota invests $3.6 B, shifts Tacoma production to Texas.

7/13/2026

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Toyota Motor Corporation will shift half of Tacoma pickup production to its expanded San Antonio plant, adding 2.5 million sq ft—including a 500,000-sq-ft rear-axle shop—and start assembly there in 2030.
Toyota is spending $3.6 billion on the project, with a $531 million phase that will create 411 jobs.
State and local incentives grant $30 million in temporary tax reductions, while Toyota paid $8.4 billion in duties last fiscal year, far above GM’s $3.1 billion and Ford’s $1 billion.

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Toyota Motor Corporation will shift half of Tacoma pickup production to its expanded San Antonio plant, adding 2.5 million sq ft—including a 500,000-sq-ft rear-axle shop—and start assembly there in 2030.
Toyota is spending $3.6 billion on the project, with a $531 million phase that will create 411 jobs.
State and local incentives grant $30 million in temporary tax reductions, while Toyota paid $8.4 billion in duties last fiscal year, far above GM’s $3.1 billion and Ford’s $1 billion.