List of automobiles manufactured in the United States

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The following is a list of passenger automobiles assembled in the United States. Note that this refers to final assembly only, and that in many cases the majority of added value work is performed in other regions through manufacture of component parts from raw materials.

Manufacturer Marque State Facility Model Percentage of model's
contents made in the U.S.
or Canada (2025)[1]
BMW Group[2] BMW South Carolina South Carolina BMW Plant Spartanburg[3] X3 9% Decrease
X4 32%
X5 32% Decrease
X6 32% Increase
X7 21% Decrease
XM 26% Increase
Faraday Future Faraday Future California California FF ieFactory California FF 91 N/A
Ford Motor Company[4] Ford Michigan Michigan Michigan Assembly Plant Bronco 42% Increase
Kentucky Kentucky Louisville Assembly Plant Escape 36% Increase
Kentucky Truck Plant Expedition 42% Increase
Expedition MAX N/A
Illinois Illinois Chicago Assembly Plant Explorer 43% Increase
Michigan Michigan Dearborn Truck Plant F-150 45% Increase
Missouri Missouri Kansas City Assembly Plant 45% Increase
Michigan Michigan Dearborn Truck Plant Ford F-150 Lightning 29% Increase
Flat Rock Assembly Plant Mustang 41% Decrease
Michigan Assembly Plant Ranger 46% Increase
Ohio Ohio Ohio Assembly Plant Super Duty N/A
Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Truck Plant N/A
Missouri Missouri Kansas City Assembly Plant Transit N/A
Lincoln Illinois Illinois Chicago Assembly Plant Aviator 40% Increase
Kentucky Kentucky Louisville Assembly Plant Corsair 38% Decrease
Kentucky Truck Plant Navigator 40% Increase
General Motors[5] Buick Michigan Michigan Lansing Delta Township Assembly Plant Enclave 35% Increase
Cadillac Lansing Grand River Assembly Plant CT4 37%
CT5 37%
Texas Texas Arlington Assembly Plant Escalade 37%
Escalade IQ 36%
Tennessee Tennessee Spring Hill Plant Lyriq 12%
Kansas Kansas Fairfax Assembly Plant XT4 39%
Tennessee Tennessee Spring Hill Plant XT5 31%
XT6 31%
Michigan Michigan General Motors Technical Center Celestiq 43%
Chevrolet Missouri Missouri Wentzville Assembly Plant Colorado 49% Decrease
Kentucky Kentucky Bowling Green Assembly Plant Corvette 41% Increase
Missouri Missouri Wentzville Assembly Plant Express 57% Increase
Kansas Kansas Fairfax Assembly Plant Malibu 39%
Michigan Michigan Flint Truck Assembly Plant Silverado 37%
Indiana Indiana Fort Wayne Assembly Plant 37%
Michigan Michigan Factory ZERO Detroit/Hamtramck Assembly Silverado EV 36%
Texas Texas Arlington Assembly Plant Suburban 37%
Tahoe 37%
Michigan Michigan Lansing Delta Township Assembly Plant Traverse 35% Increase
GMC Acadia 31% Decrease
Missouri Missouri Wentzville Assembly Plant Canyon 49% Decrease
Michigan Michigan Factory ZERO Detroit/Hamtramck Assembly Hummer EV SUT 36%
Hummer EV SUV 36%
Missouri Missouri Wentzville Assembly Plant Savana 57% Increase
Michigan Michigan Flint Truck Assembly Plant Sierra 37%
Indiana Indiana Fort Wayne Assembly Plant 37%
Texas Texas Arlington Assembly Plant Yukon 37%
Yukon XL N/A
Honda Motor Company[6] Acura Ohio Ohio Marysville Auto Plant Integra 60%
East Liberty Auto Plant MDX 65%
RDX 60% Decrease
Marysville Auto Plant TLX 50%-60% Decrease
Honda Accord 60% Decrease
CR-V e:FCEV 25%
East Liberty Auto Plant CR-V 55%-60%
Indiana Indiana Honda Manufacturing of Indiana Civic Hatchback 50%-55% Decrease
CR-V 55%-60% Decrease
Alabama Alabama Honda Manufacturing of Alabama Odyssey 70%
Passport 70% Decrease
Pilot 70%
Ridgeline 70%
Hyundai Motor Company[7] Genesis Alabama Alabama Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama Electrified GV70 17%
Hyundai Santa Fe 47% Decrease
Santa Cruz 60% Increase
Tucson 55% Increase
Georgia (U.S. state) Georgia Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America Ioniq 5 29%
Ioniq 9 N/A
Kia Motors[8] KIA Georgia (U.S. state) Georgia Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia EV6 80%
EV9 30%-60%
Sorento 55% Decrease
Sportage 60% Increase
Telluride 60%
Lucid Motors[9] Lucid Arizona Arizona Lucid Motors Casa Grande, Arizona Air 46% (2023)[10]
Lucid Gravity N/A
Mazda Mazda Alabama Alabama Mazda Toyota Manufacturing USA CX-50 60% Increase
Mercedes-Benz Group[11] Mercedes-Benz Alabama Alabama Mercedes-Benz U.S. International EQE SUV 10%
EQS SUV 10%
GLE-Class 10%
GLS-Class 10%
Nissan Motor Company[12] Infiniti Tennessee Tennessee Nissan North America, Inc. Smyrna QX60 45%
Nissan Altima 50%
Mississippi Mississippi Nissan North America, Inc. Canton 50%
Frontier 40%
Tennessee Tennessee Nissan North America, Inc. Smyrna Leaf 30%
Murano 50% Decrease
Pathfinder 50%
Rogue 25%
Rivian Automotive, Inc. Rivian Illinois Illinois Normal, Illinois R1T N/A
R1S N/A
Stellantis[13] Dodge Michigan Michigan Jefferson North Assembly Plant Durango 73% Increase
Jeep Ohio Ohio Toledo Assembly Complex Gladiator 74% Increase
Michigan Michigan Jefferson North Assembly Plant Grand Cherokee 71% Increase
Mack Avenue Engine Complex (2021) 71%
Warren Truck Assembly Plant Wagoneer 62%Increase
Grand Wagoneer 62% Increase
Ohio Ohio Toledo Assembly Complex Wrangler 68% Increase
Ram Michigan Michigan Warren Truck Assembly Plant 1500 55% Decrease
Sterling Heights Assembly Plant 1500 Classic 55% Decrease
Subaru Corporation[14] Subaru Indiana Indiana Subaru of Indiana Automotive Ascent 50%
Crosstrek 45%
Legacy 50%
Outback 50%
Tesla, Inc.[15][16] Tesla California California Tesla Factory Model 3 70%-75%Increase
Texas Texas Gigafactory Texas
California California Tesla Factory Model S 65%
Model X 60%
Model Y 70%
Texas Texas Gigafactory Texas 70%
Texas Texas Gigafactory Texas Cybertruck 65%
Toyota Motor Corporation[17] Lexus Kentucky Kentucky Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky ES 45%-50%
Indiana Indiana Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana TX 25%-65% Decrease
Toyota Kentucky Kentucky Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky Camry 55% Decrease
Mississippi Mississippi Toyota Motor Manufacturing Mississippi Corolla 55%
Alabama Alabama Mazda Toyota Manufacturing USA Corolla Cross 50%-60% Increase
Indiana Indiana Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana Highlander 55%-65% Increase
Kentucky Kentucky Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky RAV4 Hybrid 45% (2024)
Texas Texas Toyota Motor Manufacturing Texas Sequoia 50%
Indiana Indiana Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana Sienna 60%
Texas Texas Toyota Motor Manufacturing Texas Tacoma[broken anchor] 35%
Tundra 50%-55%
Volkswagen Group[18] Volkswagen Tennessee Tennessee Volkswagen Chattanooga Assembly Plant Atlas 59%-60% Increase
Atlas Cross Sport 56%-58%
ID.4 68%-71%
Zhejiang Geely Holding Group[19] Volvo South Carolina South Carolina Volvo Cars South Carolina Factory EX90 20%-25%
Polestar 3 N/A

See also

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References

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