Toyota Launches EV Battery Plant in North Carolina with $13.9 Billion Investment
Toyota's new EV Battery Plant in Liberty, North Carolina, has commenced production with a total investment of $13.9 billion. This facility, covering 1,850 acres and featuring 14 production lines, aims to produce 30 GWh annually, significantly boosting local job creation and economic growth.

Toyota has officially launched its EV Battery Plant in Liberty, North Carolina, on November 12, 2025, after beginning shipments in mid-2025. The project, initially announced with a $1.29 billion investment, has expanded to $13.9 billion, creating approximately 5,100 jobs, up from an original estimate of 1,750.
The plant spans 1,850 acres and includes 14 planned lithium-ion battery production lines with a target annual output of 30 GWh. This facility represents Toyota's first battery production outside Japan and contributes to a broader manufacturing expansion in North Carolina.
The company also announced an additional $10 billion investment in U.S. operations over the next five years, increasing its total U.S. investment to nearly $60 billion. The economic impact is expected to influence the local job market positively, considering the higher-than-average salaries associated with these new positions.




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