TOYOTA ANNOUNCES MASSIVE
MANUFACTURING FACILITY
INVESTMENT IN INDIANA

 

– $803 Million Investment While Adding New 1,400 Jobs –

April 2021

Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana


Press Conference Highlights
April 2021 – Princeton, Indiana


Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana


Governor Eric Holcomb – Indiana (R)
Interview


Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana


Assembly Line Footage
April 2021 – Princeton, Indiana


Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana


Fly Over
April 2021 – Princeton, Indiana


Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana


Leah Curry, Toyota Motor
Manufacturing Indiana, President
Walks the Assembly Line Floor


Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana


Leah Curry, Toyota Motor
Manufacturing Indiana, President
Interview


Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana


Tim Hollander,
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana,
VP Manufacturing


Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana


Senior Vice President & Chief Business Development Officer
Indiana Economic Development Corporation


Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana


Greg Wright
Princeton, Indiana Mayor


Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana


Chad Seibert – Toyota Team Member
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana


Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana


Jennifer Mahan – Team Member
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana


Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana


Christy Dean – Team Member
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana


Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana


Web Magazine – Blogger Video
(With Name Titles)


Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana


Toyota Indiana Factory Manufacturing
Investment Segment WITH TITLES


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MANUFACTURING FACILITY INVESTMENT IN INDIANA
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Press Release

Wednesday, April 28, 2021 – Princeton, Indiana:  Toyota announced an $803 million investment at its Princeton, Indiana auto-manufacturing plant is in preparation to introduce two, all-new yet-to-be-named vehicles to its current line-up, one being a Toyota and the second a Lexus.  This investment and product diversification will also add approximately 1,400 new jobs at Toyota Indiana.

 

The 1,400 new employees will join a robust and dynamic workforce which has more than 7,000 working at the manufacturing center.

 

Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana currently assembles the all-hybrid Sienna minivan, Highlander/Highlander Hybrid SUV and Sequoia full-size SUV. Later this year, Sequoia production will move to Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Texas in San Antonio as the company continues to improve the operational speed, competitiveness and transformation at its North American vehicle assembly plants based on platforms and common architectures.

 

The $803 million investment will be used to prepare the manufacturing line for the new vehicles, production-employee training, as well as provide supplier re-tooling at their facilities. Since the first Tundra – the original Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana vehicle – rolled off the production line in 1998, Toyota’s total investment in the Princeton site is $6.6 billion. The plant has the capacity to assemble more than 420,000 vehicles annually.

 

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WHAT IS IN THIS NEWS FEED:

 

     – Sights and sounds of Toyota Press Conference with Photo Ops 

     – Manufacturing Footage

     – Interviews with:  Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb

     – Jim Staton, Senior Vice President & Chief Business Development Officer, 

                          Indiana Economic Development Corporation

     – Greg Wright, Mayor, Princeton, Indiana

     – Leah Curry, Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana, President

     – Tim Hollander, Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana, VP Manufacturing

      – Toyota Team Members

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