Toyota moves Tacoma to San Antonio: what a Pacific-to-corridor shift tells us
A $3.6 billion second line, 2,000 jobs and a plant that doubles by 2030. The production share data stops in 2022. This is what the next chapter of it looks like.
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A $3.6 billion second line, 2,000 jobs and a plant that doubles by 2030. The production share data stops in 2022. This is what the next chapter of it looks like.
Whether this region wins EV assembly will not be settled by the size of an incentive package. It will be settled by whether there is a cell supply answer within trucking distance.
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