Toyota's San Antonio Expansion Brings Job Boost
In July 2026, Toyota Motor North America dropped exciting news concerning its San Antonio manufacturing facility. The company is committing $3.6 billion to scale up production and open doors for thousands of workers to assemble future Toyota trucks and SUVs.
Toyota equips every 2026 Highlander with standard all-wheel drive (AWD). This three-row SUV offers a smooth balance of comfort and rugged performance, making it equally capable on city streets and outdoor adventures. The AWD system works together with a turbocharged engine and automatic transmission to deliver confident handling across a wide variety of driving conditions.
Hybrid vehicles are now a familiar part of everyday driving in the U.S., but when the Toyota Prius was introduced 25 years ago, it was a groundbreaking idea. The Prius paved the way for a more fuel-efficient future, and the upcoming 2026 model pays tribute to the impact it has had over the years.
Toyota Safety Sense was created because Toyota placed safety at the heart of its mission long before developing one of the world’s most respected driver-assist technologies. The company operates a dedicated division focused on advancing safety innovations. In 2011, Toyota launched its Collaborative Safety Research Center (CSRC) to further its commitment to mobility safety.