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Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky is Toyota’s largest vehicle manufacturing plant in the world, capable of producing 550,000 vehicles and more than 600,000 engines annually. Toyota broke ground in Georgetown, Kentucky, in May of 1986, and two years later (May 1988), produced its first Camry. Since then, more than 14 million vehicles have rolled off Toyota’s assembly lines in Kentucky, where full-time employment is 9,950. In addition to the Camry Hybrid, America’s best-selling car, Toyota Kentucky also manufactures the RAV4 Hybrid, and the Lexus ES 350 and 300h, as well as four-cylinder and V-6 engines. Toyota has invested more than $154 million in various community philanthropic and educational initiatives since 1986.
Groundbreaking: 1986
Start of Production: 1988
Location: Georgetown, Kentucky
Plant Size: 9 million square feet
Acreage: 1,300
Products: Camry + Hybrid, RAV4 Hybrid, Lexus ES, Lexus 300h, 4-cylinder & V6 engines, hydrogen fuel cell kits, axles, steering components, machined blocks, cylinder heads, crankshafts, camshafts, rods & axle assemblies, and dies
Operations: Vehicle production (stamping, body weld, paint, plastics and assembly), engine production, and die manufacturing
2023 Highlights:
- Announced production of first U.S. - assembled three-row, battery electric SUV starting in 2025/ early 2026
- Awarded $2.2M to 89 local organizations
Production Engineering & Manufacturing Center
Opening Date: October 2017
Investment: $80 million
Employees: 1,266
Number of Patents: 369
Size: 235,000 square feet
Toyota Bringing Battery Electric Vehicle Production to Kentucky
February 06, 2024Toyota Invests $383 Million in US Production
April 19, 2022Toyota’s Largest Facility Nailed it in 2021
January 27, 2022Toyota North America Announces Executive Changes
December 10, 2021Toyota to Assemble Fuel Cell Modules at Kentucky Plant in 2023
August 25, 202110 Million Never Looked So Good!
July 21, 202113 Million and Going Strong
March 16, 2021First-Ever All-Wheel Drive and XSE Nightshade Edition Highlight Changes for 2021 Toyota Avalon
July 15, 2020Toyota Kentucky Begins Production of Hot-Selling RAV4 Hybrid
January 08, 2020
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