Items Tagged with 'new assembly plant'

SAN ANTONIO—Toyota Motor Corp. plans to open a new assembly line at its 20-year-old facility here.

GRECIA, Costa Rica— Trelleborg Medical Solutions has opened a 107,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Costa Rica’s Evolution Free Zone Industrial Park, expanding its global production footprint and adding centralized manufacturing capabilities for medical devices. 

HOLLY SPRINGS, NC—Swiss medical device manufacturer Ypsomed will invest more than $249 million to build its first U.S. assembly plant here. 

PIEDMONT, SC— The Piedmont plant will be Isuzu’s first U.S. facility to feature a variable-model, variable-volume production system.

ROCKET CENTER, WV— The 113,000-square-foot facility consolidates production, assembly, testing, and shipping under one roof and is designed to deliver up to 300 advanced strike missiles annually, including the U.S. Navy’s high-speed, extended-range AARGM-ER.

ATLANTA— Originally slated to open in 2024, the project will now be developed in two phases, with vehicles expected to begin rolling off assembly lines in 2028. Once complete, the plant will be capable of producing up to 400,000 vehicles annually.

CHICAGO—The facility will assemble batteries for Class I, II, and III lift trucks using both domestic and foreign components, enabling the company to boost production flexibility, reduce lead times, lower shipping costs, and enhance local service for U.S. customers.

WASHINGTON—According to a new study by the Environmental Defense Fund, the majority of new EV manufacturing activity is located in 10 states.

HONG KONG—Windrose Technology, a Chinese start-up, plans to build an assembly plant in Georgia to mass-produce battery-powered Class 8 vehicles.

SAN ANTONIO—JCB is building a $500 million factory here to mass-produce construction equipment for customers in North America.