GEORGETOWN, Ky. (Oct. 29, 2026) — Nearly four decades after its first Kentucky-built Camry rolled off the assembly line, Toyota’s Georgetown plant remains central to the automaker’s U.S. manufacturing strategy as the company invests billions in domestic production and prepares for its next generation of vehicles.
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky is the company’s largest vehicle manufacturing plant in the world. Its production of the Camry Hybrid and RAV4 Hybrid, along with engines and other components, places Scott County at the center of a manufacturing network spanning 11 facilities in 10 states.
For Kentucky, Toyota’s continued investment connects one of the state’s most significant industrial developments with the automotive industry’s transition toward a broader mix of hybrid and battery-electric vehicles…