Toyota announces $3.6 billion expansion in Texas, shifting Tacoma production from Mexico.
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Toyota announces $3.6 billion expansion in Texas, shifting Tacoma production from Mexico.

Toyota announced a $3.6 billion expansion of its San Antonio, Texas plant to shift most Tacoma pickup production from Mexico to the U.S. over four years, creating approximately 2,000 jobs. The announcement followed the Trump administration's decision not to renew the USMCA trade agreement.

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Right-leaning outlets frame Toyota's move as tariffs at work and a policy victory, while business press leads with the investment details and Mexican industry concerns.
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“Trump on Toyota plan to move some production from Mexico to US: 'A really big deal'” · Reuters, The Hill, Bloomberg

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