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Toyota Eyes India: 3 New Plants Planned
1 May
Summary
- Toyota plans to build three new assembly plants in India.
- Investment estimated at 300 billion yen ($1.9 billion).
- India will become Toyota's fourth-largest production base.

Toyota Motor is reportedly planning to build three new vehicle assembly plants in India's western state of Maharashtra. These facilities are projected to triple the automaker's production capacity in India to one million units by the 2030s.
The total estimated investment for these new plants is 300 billion yen ($1.9 billion). This expansion would establish India as Toyota's fourth-largest global production base, with the new plants also handling exports.
Toyota stated it has made no decision regarding new factory construction but is continually reviewing production arrangements. The company also plans to produce plug-in hybrid vehicles for environmentally conscious consumers.
This investment signals India's growing importance as a manufacturing hub for global automakers.