An engine sub-assembly line at Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky, Inc. (TMMK). On April 10, 2017, Toyota announced the Reborn project – a record $1.33 billion overhaul – of the Georgetown plant.  

Engines move along the engine sub-assembly line at Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky, Inc. (TMMK) in Georgetown. Toyota’s record $1.33 billion investment for the Reborn project will give the 30-year old plant a major overhaul.

Team members at Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky, Inc. (TMMK) work on the engine sub-assembly line. Toyota’s record $1.33 billion investment will introduce Toyota New Global Architecture and other next generation improvements that will position the plant for long-term success.

A look inside Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky, Inc., shows the rear suspension assembly area. Toyota is investing $1.33 billion to make the 30-year old Georgetown plant a more flexible production environment that can build ever-better cars for customers now and respond more quickly and more capably to market demands down the road.  

Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin checks out the new 2018 Camry with Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky, Inc. President Wil James and Masami Kinefuchi, Consul General of Japan in Nashville, following Toyota's announcement that it will invest $1.33 billion in its Georgetown, Ky., facility.

Production is now underway for the 2018 Camry at Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky, Inc., (TMMK) in Georgetown. The new model features an exhilarating design, refined interior, stirring driving performance, cutting-edge safety and technology and class-leading fuel efficiency. 

A team member at Toyota Kentucky inspects one of the first 2018 Camrys produced at the Georgetown, Ky., plant. The new Camry offers increased fuel efficiency, more responsive handling, and a more stable, comfortable feel while driving. 

Production of the all-new 2018 Toyota Camry is now underway at Toyota Kentucky in Georgetown. The driver-focused design features the highest grade of soft touch and premium materials on all surfaces of the cabin – instrument panel, center console, door trim, etc. 

Team members inspect one of the first 2018 Toyota Camrys produced in Georgetown, Ky. The world’s largest Toyota plant, Toyota Kentucky has produced more than 8 million Camrys in the past three decades.

Team members at Toyota Kentucky give the 2018 Camry a final check as it rolls of the production line. One of the first of the new 2018 models produced in Georgetown, Ky., the vehicle offers class-leading fuel efficiency and sets the benchmark for the mid-size sedan segment. 

The 2018 Toyota Camry is now in production at Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky, Inc., (TMMK) in Georgetown. The next generation Camry has a sleeker profile that offers improved aerodynamics, a lower center of gravity, and a more rigid body, allowing for a more comfortable and stable ride. It will be available at dealers in late summer.  

One of the first 2018 Toyota Camry vehicles produced at Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky, Inc., (TMMK) rolls off the production line in June 2018. The new Camry will be available in five grades: L, LE, XLE, SE and XSE. Vehicles will begin arriving at dealers in late summer. 

Students at Harrison County High School in Cynthiana, Kentucky, work on a CAD program as part of the FAME Career Pathway.