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Toyota Motor is investing $1.3 billion in a Kentucky plant to produce a new all-electric, three-row SUV for the U.S. market, the company said Tuesday.
The vehicle is expected to go into production between late 2025 and early 2026, according to a company spokeswoman. It is part of previously announced plans by the Japanese automaker to invest $35 billion in battery-electric vehicles, or BEVs, through 2030.
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Toyota's hefty investment in its BEV plant and positive Q3 results show a robust commitment to the EV market, potentially enhancing its competitiveness against other automakers. These developments could positively influence the company's stock performance.

Toyota's robust financials and increased profit forecast bode well for the conventional auto industry, despite a minor dip in sales outlook. Toyota's stock performance, trading at roughly 10 times projected 2024 earnings, starkly contrasts with GM and Ford stocks, which fell around 7% and 10% respectively in the past year.

Toyota's early lead in hybrids is proving profitable as consumers turn to hybrids due to the price and charging challenges of EVs. The market suggests that Toyota has time to master new EV technology.

The strong demand and easing semiconductor shortage have contributed to Toyota's increased sales and profit. The weaker yen has also been beneficial for Toyota and other Japanese exporters. The company's shares reached a record intraday high, reflecting positive investor sentiment.

The recent testing irregularities and shipment suspensions could potentially lead to a sales slowdown for Toyota, impacting its future performance.