Toyoda Gosei invests INR 5.76 billion in new India auto interior, exterior plant
Bitget2026/09/29 04:00- Toyoda Gosei will build a new automotive interior and exterior plant in Maharashtra’s Bidkin Industrial Area, expanding its India footprint.
- Investment set at INR 5.758 billion, targeting rising output needs from Japanese automakers in India.
- Site planned for about 78,400 sq m of land, about 29,200 sq m of buildings; production to include bumpers, instrument panels.
- Operations scheduled to start in the first half of 2029; workforce expected to reach about 570 by 2030.
- Facility will deploy large molding equipment, automated production systems, selective robotics to lift efficiency while limiting capital intensity.
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