March 23 (Reuters) - Toyota 7203.T said on Monday that it will invest $1 billion across its Kentucky and Indiana operations to offer a diverse vehicle line up and meet growing customer demand.
This follows the carmaker's commitment in November 2025, to invest up to $10 billion in its U.S. plants over the next five years.
Out of the $1 billion, Toyota will invest $800 million in its Kentucky operations to prepare the plant for its second battery electric vehicle and increase capacity for the assembly of the Camry and RAV4 models.
It will also invest $200 million in its Indiana operations to increase capacity for its SUV, the Grand Highlander.