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Toyota is adding battery-pack assembly lines to its plants in Ontario The packs will be used in the all-new 2026 RAV4, which will be hybrid. With the launch of the all-new RAV4, revealed earlier this spring, Toyota is adding a major new step to its Canadian manufacturing operations. The Cambridge and Woodstock plants in Ontario will take on final battery assembly for the hybrid powertrain of the next.
Toyota is investing in its operation in southwestern Ontario despite uncertainty in the auto sector, with plans to retool part of its Woodstock and Cambridge plants, where the next generation of. Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada (TMMC) plans to install battery pack lines at its assembly plants in Cambridge and Woodstock, Ont., as it preps the factories to build the next-generation RAV4. Carrying out final battery assembly marks a "big change" for the Southwestern Ontario plants, which until now, have received completed batteries ready to be placed directly into hybrids built on.
Toyota will reportedly assemble battery packs in Ontario in order to support production of the sixth-generation RAV4. The move marks a big change for the automaker's Canadian production plants, according to Scott MacKenzie, director of corporate and external affairs at Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada (TMMC). Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada (TMMC) plans to install battery pack lines at its assembly plants in Cambridge and Woodstock, Ont., as it preps the factories to build the next.
The company facilities in Cambridge and Woodstock, Ontario, will now handle the final battery assembly for the hybrid powertrain in the next-generation RAV4. Scott MacKenzie, director of corporate and external affairs at TMMC and Toyota Canada, described the shift to in. Toyota adds electric-vehicle battery work to Woodstock plant, eases tariff hit Toyota will assemble electric batteries at its Ontario plants, adding to the concentration of electric vehicle.
Batteries will be built from cells manufactured at Toyota's newly opened battery plant in Kentucky Toyota is planning to assemble its own battery packs at its Ontario plants for the production of the all-new 2026 RAV4 SUV, which will be launched exclusively as a hybrid model. As part of these preparations, Toyota will add battery. Its first shipments were to the Toyota plant in Kentucky for the Toyota Camry Hybrid.
That plant will make the battery cells for the Ontario plants. On Ontario's new battery assembly lines, they'll be packaged into modules, and those will be incorporated into battery packs for the vehicles.