Calty Design Research Fact Sheet
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Calty Design Research Fact Sheet March 12, 2020 CALTY DESIGN RESEARCH, INC. With the establishment of Calty Design Research in 1973, Toyota became the first major car manufacturer to set up design operations in Southern California. While the Newport Beach, Calif. studio focuses on future innovation and creativity, the Ann Arbor, Mich. studio is focused on production design development for North America. Calty provides innovative design solutions for Toyota, Lexus, and Scion vehicles and supports North American production design. Establishment Oct. 2, 1973 Location 2810 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach, CA 92660 4400 Goss Road, Ann Arbor, Ml, 48105 Toyota Innovation Hub (TIH): 215 Washington Street, Oakland, CA 94607 Facility Site 85,000 Sq. Ft. – Calty Newport Beach 32,000 Sq. Ft. – Calty Ann Arbor Corporate & Executive Officers President & Board of Director: Kevin Hunter Vice President & Board of Director: Shinichi Yasui [President, TEMA] Vice President & Board of Director: Tokuo Fukuichi [Managing Officer, Toyota Motor Corporation] Secretary & Chief Financial Officer: Yosuke Ueno Employment Total: 100 (Newport Beach, Ann Arbor & Oakland) Production Design 2020 TRD Camry 2020 TRD Avalon 2020 Highlander 2020 LS Self Driving 2020 Corolla 2020 Supra 2019 Corolla 2019 NASCAR Supra 2019 Avalon 2018 C-HR 2018 Camry 2018 NASCAR Camry 2018 Lexus LC 500 2016 Lexus RX 2016 Avalon 2016 Tacoma 2015 NASCAR Tundra 2015 NASCAR Camry 2015 Camry 2014 Highlander 2014 Tundra 2013 RAV4 2013 NASCAR Camry 2013 Avalon 2013 Lexus GS 2012 RAV4 EV 2012 Camry 2011 Scion tC 2011 Avalon 2011 Sienna 2011 Highlander 2009 Venza 2008 Avalon 2008 Highlander 2008 Scion xB 2008 Solara 2007 Tundra 2006 FJ Cruiser 2005 Avalon 2004 Scion tC 2002 Matrix 2001 RAV4 2000 Celica 2000 Avalon 1999 Solara 1998 Corolla 1997 Prius 1995 Tacoma 1991 Lexus SC 400 1990 Previa 1989 Celica 1979 Hi-Lux 1978 Celica Motor Show Concepts 2017 FT-4X (New York) 2017 Concept-i (Las Vegas) 2014 U-Squared 2014 FT-1 (Detroit) 2013 FV2 (Tokyo) 2013 Corolla Furia (Detroit) 2012 Lexus LF-LC (Detroit) 2012 FUN-Vii (Tokyo) 2009 Lexus LF-Ch (Frankfurt) 2008 A-BAT (Detroit) 2007 FT-HS (Detroit) 2006 Scion FUSE (New York) 2006 F3R (Detroit) 2005 Scion t2B (New York) 2005 FT-SX (Detroit) 2004 Lexus LFC (New York) 2004 FTX (Detroit) 2003 FJ Cruiser (Detroit) 2003 HPX (New York) 2001 RSC (Chicago) 1997 Solara/Convertible (Chicago) 1995 FLV (Tokyo) 1985 FXV-2 (Tokyo) 1979 CX-89 (Tokyo) 1977 F100 (Tokyo).