Overview
- Production has begun at Liberty, Toyota’s 11th U.S. plant and its first battery facility outside Japan.
- The $13.9 billion, 1,850-acre complex is designed for 30 GWh annually across 14 lines with phased activation through 2030, creating up to 5,100 jobs.
- Manufacturing spans electrode processing through pack assembly to supply Toyota’s hybrid, plug-in hybrid and battery-electric programs.
- Early output includes batteries for the Camry, Corolla Cross and RAV4 hybrids, with packs planned for a U.S.-built three-row battery-electric SUV.
- Toyota committed up to $10 billion in additional U.S. investment over five years, bringing its cumulative U.S. total to nearly $60 billion.