Toyota has delayed its production plans in the United States.

Initially, the automaker planned to sell several electric vehicles in the U.S. However, production has now been pushed back, according to MotorTrend on Wednesday. 

The delay reportedly occurred because Toyota was currently adjusting the design of its three-row EVs amid a sales slowdown of electric vehicles in the U.S., per  Bloomberg, 

The company reportedly had goals to manufacture three-row all-electric SUVs in Georgetown, Kentucky, in 2025. However, it was postponed in early 2026. Subsequently, a new all-electric SUV was set to be assembled in Princeton, Indiana.

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A total of $2.7 billion was invested in both the Kentucky and Indiana plants. Toyota has also canceled its production plans for a Lexus vehicle in 2030. 

In 2025, operations are expected to start in Toyota's battery plant in North Carolina, and by the end of 2026, 1.5 million EVs are anticipated to be manufactured. Toyota's 2026 plans also include having seven new all-electric vehicles in the auto market.

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