Toyota says it will invest about $3.6 billion to shift production of its Tacoma midsize pickup truck from Mexico to its San Antonio manufacturing campus in Texas. The company plans to relocate the production as it responds to uncertainty surrounding US-Mexico trade arrangements and potential impacts from tariffs, according to reporting that links the move to broader trade policy concerns. Free Malaysia Today frames the decision in the context of US-Mexico trade pact uncertainty and tariff worries. CNBC similarly reports that Toyota’s investment will support the production move, with the manufacturing shift described as part of Toyota’s broader manufacturing and supply-chain planning for the North American market. Both accounts describe the same end result: Toyota moving Tacoma pickup truck production from Mexico to Texas. Toyota’s investment figure and the destination plant in San Antonio are consistent across sources, indicating the scale and location of the planned manufacturing change. The move is presented as a response to trade-related risks rather than a change in the truck model itself.