Toyota plans to delay the start of production of its first U.S.-made electric vehicle, Nikkei reported. The automaker had planned to start building a large electric SUV in Kentucky in 2025. Now that timeline has reportedly slipped to 2026.

Toyota has delayed the production of its first U.S.-made electric vehicle to 2026, despite investing $1.3 billion to renovate its Kentucky plant. The leading automaker initially planned to launch the three-row electric

The Japanese automaker plans to sell multiple EVs here, but now none of them will be assembled in the U.S. for years.