Core Insights - Toyota plans to invest $912 million in five U.S. factories to expand hybrid vehicle production in response to rising demand [1][2] - This investment is part of a broader strategy to allocate up to $10 billion over the next five years in the United States [2] - The automotive industry, including Toyota, is currently facing challenges from tariffs and the cessation of federal tax credits for electric vehicles [2] Investment Details - The capital will be distributed among factories located in West Virginia, Kentucky, Mississippi, and Missouri, focusing on new production lines for hybrid vehicle components [3] - Approximately $125 million will be dedicated to producing a hybrid-electric Toyota Corolla, marking the first assembly of this model in the U.S. [4] - The largest portion of the investment, around $453 million, will enhance production of 4-cylinder hybrid-compatible engines, sixth-generation hybrid transaxles, and stators at the Buffalo, West Virginia plant [4]