Toyota Motor Corporation is set to bolster its domestic production footprint with the announcement of a new vehicle manufacturing plant in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture. The facility will be established in the Teihoucho area, with operations expected to begin in the early 2030s.
While the specific models to be produced remain under wraps, the new plant is part of Toyota’s broader strategy to maintain its production capacity of 3 million vehicles annually in Japan. More than just another assembly line, the facility aims to be a “plant of the future,” integrating cutting-edge manufacturing technologies and fostering an inclusive, future-ready work environment.
Toyota says the move comes in collaboration with local stakeholders, including the Aichi Prefecture government, Toyota City officials, and area residents. The company emphasizes that this new initiative aligns with its goal of being the “best company in town” wherever it operates.
This upcoming facility reinforces Toyota’s long-term commitment to its Japanese manufacturing roots while setting the stage for next-generation automotive production.