Toyota announced today its plans to export the Toyota Sequoia and the Toyota Tundra in Latin America and the Middle East. The shipments of the Toyota Sequoia and the Toyota Tundra to these markets will begin in December this year, making it the first time the two models have been exported outside the U.S.
"Our broad lineup allows us to satisfy customer needs in North America and beyond," said TMS President Jim Lentz. "In the Middle East and Latin America, Sequoia and Tundra fit the bill and address customer demand for quality, high-utility vehicles.
Plans include exporting Sequoia, manufactured in Princeton, Ind., to various countries in the
Middle East, and exporting Tundra, manufactured in San Antonio, Texas, to several markets in Latin America.
Sequoia exports to the Middle East are forecasted at approximately 15,000 units annually, while Sequoia exports to Latin America are projected at approximately 150 units annually. Tundra exports to Latin America are forecasted at approximately 1,000 units annually.
