Japanese carmaker Toyota has said it intends to spend 26.7 million euros (about 37.1 million U.S. dollars) to the Toyota auto parts distribution center of Spain (TPCES) moved to a new, larger plant.

    Toyota said the Toyota auto parts distribution center in Spain, the new plant in Spain, covers an area of ​​1.3 million square meters, will be put into use in the second quarter of 2012, has begun construction. The old plant is located in the center of Madrid in northern SanAgustindeGuadalix, does not fully meet the needs of Spain.

    Meanwhile, Toyota believes that after the removal of the center can increase the volume of orders processed each day 53%. In addition, Toyota's retail outlets in Spain, will also be increased to 224 127, the center staff will also benefit from 30 to 42.

    Didier, president of Toyota Motor Europe Eller Roy (DidierLeroy) said, "The new center will provide our customers better services for the Toyota foundation. Meanwhile, the center will enhance our logistics operation in Spain, and enhance our the competitiveness of the Spanish market, and to eventually be able to fulfill our commitment to consumers. "