Overview
- The Liberty, North Carolina facility is Toyota’s first in‑house battery plant outside Japan.
- Toyota announced up to $10 billion in additional U.S. investment over five years, bringing its total U.S. outlay to nearly $60 billion.
- The site is engineered for 14 production lines and up to 30 GWh of annual capacity at full scale.
- The plant is expected to employ about 5,100 people, with hybrid modules already shipping to Toyota Kentucky and Mazda Toyota Manufacturing in Alabama.
- Batteries from the facility will power Camry, Corolla Cross, and RAV4 hybrids, with packs planned for a future U.S.-built three‑row all‑electric SUV.