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More than 8,500 people are employed at Toyota's manufacturing plants in Cambridge and Woodstock, creating vehicles like the RAV-4, one of the best. 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 first began production in Cambridge in 1988 and in 1997 opened its second plant in the city.

In 2009, it opened its Woodstock plant. Speaking about the new, sixth-generation 2026 Toyota RAV4 that will roll out of Cambridge and Woodstock by the end of this year, Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada's Director of Corporate and. The RAV4 vehicles now assembled at Canada's largest automotive manufacturer in Woodstock and Cambridge will be hybrid-only beginning early in 2026, the automaker announced.

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. The Toyota facility in Cambridge won't be able to produce vehicles for at least the rest of this week due to blockades at the Canada.

Toyota cambridge videos and latest news articles; GlobalNews.ca your source for the latest news on Toyota cambridge. Workers assemble a Lexus SUV at the Toyota plant in Cambridge. Aaron Lynett The Canadian Press file photo.