Toyota Kolín

History

In 2002, two large multinationals, PSA Peugeot Citroën and Toyota Motor Corporation, forged a joint venture – TPCA, Toyota Peugeot Citroen Automobile Czech, s.r.o. In the same year, the two partners laid the cornerstone of a shared manufacturing plant in Kolín-Ovčáry. On February 28, 2005, the facility began manufacturing compact city cars, dubbed the “Kolín Triplets” – the Toyota Aygo, Peugeot 107, and Citroën C1.

The investment into the facility amounted to over 25 billion crowns and created thousands of jobs in the Kolín region. Since the launch of production in 2005, close to four million cars have rolled off the line and into the hands of satisfied customers in Europe and beyond.

2000

Toyota and PSA Peugeot Citroën negotiate a partnership to manufacture compact cars.

A partnership agreement is signed in Brussels. Czech authorities are officially informed of the selection of Kolín for the construction of a joint manufacturing facility.

2001
2002

Signing of a joint venture agreement between Toyota and PSA Peugeot Citroën. Cornerstone is laid in Kolín-Ovčáry.

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Second facelift.

The two million mark of manufactured cars reached.

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2012

Plant expansion and four billion crown investment into new technologies, including hybrid solutions.

2020 – 2021
2021

We become Toyota.

Start of production of Toyota Yaris.

Aygo 3rd generation production started

Four million cars

2022

Production Volume by Generation

1st generation
2005 – 04/2014
2nd generation
05/2014-2021
Total
2005-2021
Aygo 786 398 679 474 1 465 872
107/108 819 054 428 070 1 247 124
C1 784 322 401 085 1 185 407
Total 2 389 774 1 508 629 3 898 403
2021 – now
Yaris STD 41 083
Yaris HSD 185 943
Aygo X 175 388
Total 402 414

Koreatsu Aoki, President

Koreatsu Aoki was born on September 12, 1959 in Tokyo, Japan.

He joined the Toyota Motor Corporation’s Human Resources Division in 1983. During the more than 14 years of his professional career with the world’s biggest automaker, he served abroad in various positions in Toyota’s plants in the United Kingdom, the United States, and France.

In 2009, he was appointed Vice President for Production Control, Logistic Control, and Operations Management of the Development Division in Toyota Motor Manufacturing & Engineering North America in the United States.

In 2014, he was appointed President of Toyota Motor Manufacturing France, a position he held for three years.

January2021

Aoki
President

Aoki
President

Gonzalez
Executive Vice-President

December2020
December2019

Aoki
President

Gonzalez
Executive Vice-President

Aoki
President

Brochard
Executive Vice-President

December2018
December2017

Aoki
President

Brochard
Executive Vice-President

Koide
President

Varela
Executive Vice-President
(- 10/2016)

December2016
December2015

Koide
President

Varela
Executive Vice-President

Koide
President

Varela
Executive Vice-President

December2014
December2013

Koide
President

Le Guyader
Executive Vice-President

Tachihara
President

Le Guyader
Executive Vice-President

December2012
December2011

Tachihara
President

Le Guyader
Executive Vice-President

Tachihara
President

Million-Rousseau
Executive Vice-President

December2010
December2009

Takahashi
President

Million-Rousseau
Executive Vice-President

Takahashi
President

Million-Rousseau
Executive Vice-President

December2008
December2007

Takahashi
President

Guibert
Executive Vice-President

Takahashi
President

Guibert
Executive Vice-President

December2006
December2005

Takae
President

Chantossel
Executive Vice-President

Enomoto
President

Chantossel
Executive Vice-President

January2005