US EditionToyota celebrates $88M investment in Marshall with $100K donation
- Toyota West Virginia committed $88 million for its Putnam County facility this week.
- This funding establishes a new hybrid transaxle assembly line boosting US gas-electric vehicle output.
- Production on this line will begin in late 2026 for use in Toyota and Lexus models.
- The company has invested $2.8 billion total in the plant employing over 2,000 people.
- This investment reinforces job security for team members and expands local manufacturing capabilities.
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Toyota Invests More into Old Tech in West Virginia - CleanTechnica
Toyota quickly went from hero to villain in the eyes of many people concerned about the climate and wanting efficient cars. It led the market in hybrid vehicles for years, primarily through its popular Prius model line. However, when the full battery-electric era arrived, it was slow to get onboard. ... [continued] The post Toyota Invests More into Old Tech in West Virginia appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Toyota WV invests $88M in hybrid transaxle line; donates $100K to Marshall center
Toyota West Virginia announced, on April 23, 2025, it will invest an additional $88 million in its facility that assembles hybrid transaxles. More than $2.8 billion has been invested in Toyota's Buffalo, Putnam County West Virginia, facility which assembles both engines and drivetrain components for Toyota’s North American operations.
Toyota invests in new West Virginia line, donates to Marshall
BUFFALO, WV (WOWK) — A major manufacturer is making an major investment in the Mountain State. A release from Toyota said the company is looking to build a new $88 million line of hybrid transaxles in Buffalo, the only Toyota plant in North America that constructs the component. “This investment is another example of Toyota’s ‘build where we sell’ philosophy and further proof of the company’s confidence in our team members,” said David Rosier, p…
Toyota West Virginia to invest $88 million for next-gen hybrid transaxle assembly
BUFFALO, W.Va. — In a major boost to West Virginia’s manufacturing sector and Toyota’s commitment to U.S. operations, Toyota West Virginia announced an $88 million investment to begin assembling the next generation of hybrid transaxles. This new initiative brings the…
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