Weekly Recap: U.S. EV sales triple and Tacoma production shift to San Antonio
Complete. Here is the key summaryToyota Motor Corp. reported U.S. EV sales roughly tripled last quarter, rising 15% QoQ, driven by the BZ Woodland and C-HR launches. Additionally, Toyota plans a $3.6 billion investment by 2030 to shift midsize Tacoma production from Mexico to its San Antonio plant, aiming to offset U.S. tariffs and strengthen domestic supply chains.
Toyota Motor Corp. (TSE:7203) saw U.S. EV sales surge—roughly tripling last quarter and rising 15% QoQ—on BZ Woodland and C‑HR launches, while planning a $3.6B investment through 2030 to shift midsize Tacoma output to San Antonio to ease tariffs and boost U.S. supply.
Previous Week Recap
- U.S. EV Sales Tripled: Toyota Motor Corp. ADR (7203): U.S. EV sales roughly tripled last quarter, driven by BZ Woodland and C-HR launches; U.S. EV sales rose about 15% quarter-over-quarter. 1
- Tacoma Shift To San Antonio: Toyota Motor Corp. ADR (7203) plans a $3.6B investment by 2030 to shift some midsize Tacoma production from Mexico to its San Antonio plant to offset U.S. tariffs and boost U.S. supply 2
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