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Toyota set to construct $3.6 billion expansion in San Antonio
Toyota announced that it will invest in a 3.6 billion expansion at its San Antonio manufacturing campus, creating 2,000 new high-quality jobs. The investment will add a second vehicle assembly line, create jobs and add 2.5 million square feet to Toyota Texas in the next four years, according to a press release from Toyota on []...Click to read more
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The Daily Wire
· Jul 7, 2026
World’s Largest Automaker Is Making A Major Manufacturing Shift To America
Toyota announced Monday that it would invest 3.6 billion to expand production of its Tacoma pickup truck in Texas, moving most of the model’s manufacturing from Mexico to the United States over the next four years. Toyota said the investment will expand its San Antonio plant and shift most Tacoma production from its Tijuana, Mexico, ...
San Antonio Current
· Jul 7, 2026
Toyota’s San Antonio expansion expected to bring 2,000 jobs — but they come at a cost
Toyota Motor North America officials said Monday that the company is investing 3.6 billion to bring production of its midsize Tacoma pickup truck to San Antonio from Mexico — a shift that would create 2,000 new jobs at its existing plant on the South Side. That move comes at a cost, though. In exchange for adding a [] The post Toyota’s San Antonio expansion expected to bring 2,000 jobs — but they come at a cost appeared first on San Antonio Current.
KSAT San Antonio
· Jul 6, 2026
2,000 new jobs, multibillion-dollar expansion planned for South Side Toyota plant
Toyota Motor North America announced the planned expansion of its operations in San Antonio.
The Next Web
· Jul 7, 2026
Toyota moves some Tacoma output to Texas, and Trump claims the credit
Toyota will invest 3.6bn to expand its San Antonio plant and move some Tacoma pickup production from Mexico to Texas. The carmaker announced the plan on Monday, adding a second assembly line, according to CNBC. President Donald Trump quickly claimed the move as proof his trade policy is working. “That’s what tariffs do, properly used,” he [] This story continues at The Next Web
Fox Business
· Jul 7, 2026
Toyota to invest $3.6B in plant expansion, will shift Tacoma production from Mexico to Texas
Toyota plans a 3.6 billion expansion of its Texas manufacturing campus that will add thousands of jobs and transition some Tacoma production from Mexico.
Townhall
· Jul 7, 2026
More Winning: Toyota Announces $3.6 Billion Investment As It Moves Tacoma Production From Mexico to Texas
More Winning: Toyota Announces $3.6 Billion Investment As It Moves Tacoma Production From Mexico to Texas
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Related coverage for "Toyota set to construct $3.6 billion expansion in San Antonio": The Daily Wire — World’s Largest Automaker Is Making A Major Manufacturing Shift To America. San Antonio Current — Toyota’s San Antonio expansion expected to bring 2,000 jobs — but they come at a cost. KSAT San Antonio — 2,000 new jobs, multibillion-dollar expansion planned for South Side Toyota plant. The Next Web — Toyota moves some Tacoma output to Texas, and Trump claims the credit. Fox Business — Toyota to invest $3.6B in plant expansion, will shift Tacoma production from Mexico to Texas. Townhall — More Winning: Toyota Announces $3.6 Billion Investment As It Moves Tacoma Production From Mexico to Texas