🇯🇵 Toyota Takaoka

Toyota City, Aichi, Japan
Operator
Toyota Motor Corporation
Opened
1966
Status
Active

One of Toyota's oldest mass-production plants, opened in 1966 in Toyota City, Aichi, to build the first Corolla. It builds the Corolla and RAV4 today, plus the Toyota C-HR EV and Subaru Uncharted on a shared line.

Toyota Takaoka - photo 1

Toyota's Takaoka plant in Toyota City, Aichi.

Takaoka is one of Toyota’s oldest continuously operating plants, built in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture, to launch the first-generation Corolla, with production starting in January 1967. It sits on land spanning what is now Toyota City, Miyoshi City and Kariya City, and originally handled everything from stamping through final assembly.

The plant remains a Corolla and RAV4 production site today. Since 2025 it has also built the Toyota C-HR EV, badged C-HR+ in Europe, and the Subaru Uncharted, a rebadged version developed jointly by Toyota and Subaru on the same e-TNGA electric platform. The two share their platform, motors and 74.7 kWh battery, assembled together on Takaoka’s line.

Brands built here

Models built here

Toyota C-HR
Coming Soon
Toyota
338 hp462 km EPAAWD
Toyota RAV4
Toyota
236 hpAWD

Frequently asked questions

Which cars are built at Toyota Takaoka?
Takaoka builds the Corolla and RAV4, and since 2025 the Toyota C-HR EV (sold in Europe as the C-HR+) and Subaru Uncharted on the same electric-vehicle line.
Who owns the Takaoka plant?
Toyota Motor Corporation owns and operates Takaoka. The Subaru Uncharted, jointly developed with Toyota on the e-TNGA platform, is built there under Toyota rather than at a Subaru-operated facility.

Production data verified August 2026.

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