Toyota begins manufacturing hybrid car in U.S.

Toyota begins manufacturing hybrid car in U.S.

GEORGETOWN, United States - A ceremony is held at Toyota Motor Corp.'s plant in Georgetown, Kentucky, on Oct. 12 to mark the start of production of the new Camry Hybrid. Toyota is the first Japanese automaker to produce a gasoline-electric hybrid vehicle in the United States.

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