Supply chain disruptions has forced the Toyota plant in San Antonio to reduce production, company officials said.
2022 Toyota Tundra unveiled at San Antonio plant– Supply chain disruptions have forced the Toyota plant in San Antonio to reduce production, company officials said Thursday.“Toyota’s North American plants continue to face intermittent production delays due to supply chain disruptions. To minimize the impact, our teams are working diligently to do everything possible to lessen the inconvenience to our customers and suppliers.
There’s no word on how long the reduction will last and what the production reduction entails, but according to theThe San Antonio plant produces the Toyota Tundra.
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