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Toyota preps new large electric SUV, is this the Highlander EV we've been waiting for?
Electrek· 5 days agoAnother fully electric large Toyota SUV is on its way. Toyota announced it’s preparing its three-row...
Here’s What Electric Vehicle Toyota Could Build in Indiana
AutoWeek· 1 day agoSUV production in the coming years, adding to its current bZ4X model. The automaker has recently...
Toyota To Build New Three-Row Electric SUV In Indiana
Carscoops· 5 days agoAfter a slow start, Toyota is embracing electric vehicles and is preparing to offer an assortment of...
Toyota makes electric vehicle expansion
Washington Times-Herald· 4 days agoPRINCETON— plans for a $1.4 billion expansion at Toyota in Princeton is being welcomed by local economic development officials. “Toyota has decided to go ...
Toyota is investing $1.4 billion to build another all-electric SUV in US
The Columbian· 2 days agoToyota Motor Corp. is moving ahead with plans to manufacture and sell more electric vehicles in the...
Toyota's Triad electric battery plant set for Indiana ripple effect
Winston-Salem Journal· 4 days agoThe importance of the Toyota Battery Manufacturing N.C. plant in Liberty to electric vehicle...
Toyota Stock Is the Automaker to Bet On as Hybrid Vehicles Leave EVs in the Dust
InvestorPlace· 4 days agoGood news – you don’t have to dump your Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock and other electric vehicle stocks...
Toyota confirms plans for second US-built 3-row electric SUV
Motor Authority· 4 days agoThe latest investment announcement brings Toyota's total investments for U.S. production to $18.6...
Toyota locating assembly of all-new battery electric vehicle in Princeton facility - The Republic...
The Republic News· 5 days agoGov. Eric J. Holcomb announced today that Toyota will locate assembly of an all-new battery electric...
Toyota Highlander plant gets $1.4B to build a new EV and battery packs
Autoblog via Yahoo News· 1 day agoToyota invests $1.3B in the plant building the Highlander for new three-row EV and battery pack...
