The next Full Electric model of the Japanese house will be assembled inside the Kolin plant, in the Czech Republic, where the Aygo Xs and the Yaris Hybrid are already produced today
Important news at home Toyota. In a press conference held Wednesday 3 September 2025 to Praguethe Japanese house has in fact communicated the venue where the first model will be born 100% electric of the brand produced in Europe. The new zero emissions ber vehicle will be built at the Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kolinin Czech Republic. It is a significant investment for the Japanese house, as stated by Yoshihiro Nakatapresident of Toyota Motor Europewith an expected expansion of the plant from 152 to 173 thousand square meters. The total expenditure will be 680 million eurosincluding an investment of Czech governmentled by the premier Petr vialuntil 64 million euros for a structure dedicated to the assembly of batteries. This Toyota decision marks a further relaunch of its strategy to reach zero carbon emissions in Europe by 2040.
Aygo X and Yaris Hybrid are already born in Kolin
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This collaboration With Toyota it is an important satisfaction for the Czech Republic, as admitted by the Prime Minister during the press conference, “even if there were other countries interested in this investment in the production of electric car“. Nakata, Toyota Motor Europe number one, has specified that” this advanced technological project will strengthen our presence in the European market “. At the Kolin system, today Toyota already produces Aygo X100% hybrid from November 2025, e Yaris Hybrid With an ability of about 220 thousand vehicles per year. From the 2002 The Japanese house in the Czech country has already produced over 4.5 million vehicles for a total investment of 1.32 billion euros. The system, which has a workforce of approx 3,200 employedis also the seat of the first large European Polo in Toyota, established in 2024 to provide vehicles to the Toyota dealers and Lexus In Germany, Austria, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary and the Czech Republic itself.