VUTEQ CORPORATION is a Japanese automotive components supplier focused on manufacturing, assembly, and logistics for vehicle parts. Its core activities include the processing and assembly of automotive and industrial glass, the development and production of resin-molded interior and exterior components such as door trims, console boxes, bumpers, and fenders via injection and compression molding, and sequential delivery services for parts.
The company also handles construction materials, bus components, and related logistics including freight transport and on-site handling. Headquartered in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan, Vuteq operates as a group with 37 companies and 113 sites across Japan, North America, Asia, and Latin America, employing about 15,000 people with group sales of 275 billion yen in 2025.
As a major Tier 1 supplier primarily to Toyota Motor Corporation and its affiliates, as well as other automakers including General Motors, Honda, and Isuzu, Vuteq supports global vehicle production with expertise in large-scale plastics processing and quality systems. It has demonstrated capabilities in innovative projects such as the injection-molded thermoplastic truck bed for the 2026 Toyota Tacoma, where it contributed to production implementation and scrap recycling investigations.
Founded in 1964 and established in 1965 as Chubu Kogyo, the company rebranded to VUTEQ Corporation in 2007 to align with its globalization strategy. It maintains technical centers in Japan and the Americas to support customer needs in efficiency, quality, and sustainability.
Also known as Chubu Kogyo.
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Paint-free, single-piece PA6 truck bed replaces painted long-glass-fiber SMC using a 12,000-ton injection platform; mass-balance recycled feedstock and remeltable scrap target lower cost and CO2.
