Toyota’s engine plant in North Wales is set to become the automaker’s second carbon-neutral manufacturing site, following its Lexus facility in Japan. The Deeside factory produces engines for popular models like the Corolla and C-HR, marking a significant step in Toyota’s sustainability efforts. The move underscores the company’s commitment to reducing emissions across its global operations. Details on how the plant will achieve carbon neutrality and the timeline for implementation remain under discussion.


Toyota's Deeside facility in North Wales, which supplies engines for the Corolla and C-HR, will be the company's second carbon-neutral factory after its Lexus plant in Tahara, Japan.