Overview
- Toyota will add 252 manufacturing jobs as it upgrades facilities in West Virginia, Kentucky, Mississippi, Tennessee and Missouri to meet rising hybrid demand.
- West Virginia secures the largest share with $453 million for expanded assembly of hybrid engines, transaxles and motor stators beginning in 2027, creating 80 jobs.
- Kentucky's Georgetown plant receives $204.4 million to install a new machining line for four‑cylinder hybrid‑compatible engines, adding 82 jobs with production targeted for 2027.
- Mississippi's Blue Springs plant gets $125 million to build hybrid Corolla models for the first time in the United States, expanding the site's vehicle lineup.
- Tennessee is allocated $71.4 million for three new casting lines that lift capacity by nearly 500,000 units annually and 33 jobs, while Missouri receives $57.1 million and 57 jobs for a new cylinder head line boosting output by more than 200,000 a year.