Toyota expands San Antonio plant with $3.6B investment, 2,000 jobs
Jul 6, 2026, 4:34 PM EDT4 sourcesAI-analyzed
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A multi-year capex expansion with job creation and increased U.S. production capacity typically supports higher future volumes and long-term margins, though near-term benefits depend on the pace of the transfer and USMCA dynamics.
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Toyota Motor North America unveiled a $3.6 billion expansion of its San Antonio campus, adding a second assembly line for the Tacoma, Sequoia, and rear-axle operations. The plan will shift Tacoma production from Baja California to Texas over roughly four years, expanding capacity to meet strong North American demand and creating about 2,000 jobs.
TM to invest $3.6B to expand San Antonio campus with Tacoma assembly.
Adds 2,000 jobs and expands footprint by 2.5M sq ft, doubling by 2030.
Tacoma production moves from Baja California to Toyota Texas over ~4 years.
Total San Antonio investment now $8.3B since 2003; 6,000 local jobs.
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