Transportation
Toyota Pushes Production of First US-Made Electric SUV Into 2026
- Automaker plans to have seven EVs in US in next two years
- US rollout part of global plan to sell 1.5 million EVs by ‘26
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Toyota Motor Corp. is delaying the production start for its first US-made electric vehicle until 2026, but says it plans to sell as many as seven all-electric vehicles in the US within the next two years.
The Japanese carmaker initially targeted late next year to begin output of a three-row, battery-powered SUV at an assembly plant in Georgetown, Kentucky, but a company spokesman said Wednesday that has slipped by a few months into the following year.