Exide Technologies has announced a supply agreement with Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America under which it ships lead-acid starting batteries for Tundra trucks assembled at Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Texas, in San Antonio.
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The automaker’s $US1.28bn assembly facility began operations in November 2006.
According to the terms of the supply contract, Exide will provide 24 and 27 starting batteries — with an annual capacity of 200,000 units — for the Texas-produced Tundra truck. The batteries are manufactured at Exide’s Bristol, Tennessee facility and shipped from Exide’s San Antonio branch.
Exide also supplies Toyota with batteries for its North American-produced Camry and Avalon cars, and Sequoia sport-utility vehicles. The new supply agreement continues a long-standing relationship that began in 1988.
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