A new vehicle rolls off the line nearly every 60 seconds at Toyota Motor Manufacturing Texas. This efficiency and speed are a result of hard work and dedication from “Team Texas” — comprised of 3,700 + employees who assemble Tundras and Sequoias, as well as the more than 20 on-site suppliers that employ an additional 5,600 people. Toyota Texas broke ground in San Antonio in 2003 and began operations in 2006. The automaker purchased 2,678 acres of ranchland, with a legacy dating back to 1794. To establish greenspace along Leon Creek and the Medina River, which borders the property on two sides, Toyota donated 678 acres of land to the city. In 2024, Toyota announced rear axle assembly will begin at Toyota Texas in 2026. With this new asset, the plant will supply rear axles for the Toyota Tundra and Sequoia assembled onsite and the Toyota Tacoma assembled in Mexico.