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Zna Plant Locations 031518 Lt Veh Only.Indd North America car and truck assembly plants – as of 03-15-18 AM GENERAL C Michigan Assembly (Wayne, Mich.) – Ford Bronco (2020), C-Max (ends 2018), Focus (ends 2018), Ranger (late 2018) T Mishawaka, Ind. – Mercedes-Benz R class (ended Oct. 2017) T Ohio Assembly (Avon Lake) – Ford E series van/chassis, F-series Super Duty chassis cab (F-350 - F-550), F-650/F-750 BMW CANADA T Spartanburg, S.C. – BMW X3, X4, X5, X6, X7 (late 2018) T Multimatic – Markham, Ontario – Contract plant C San Luis Potosi, Mexico – BMW 3-series (2019) Ford GT T Oakville, Ontario – Ford Edge, Flex (ends 2020); Lincoln MKX, MKT COMPAS MEXICO C Cuautitlan – Ford Fiesta, Model E (2020) B Aguascalientes, Mexico – Infiniti QX50; Mercedes-Benz A-class (2018) C Hermosillo – Ford Fusion; Lincoln MKZ FCA NA GENERAL MOTORS UNITED STATES UNITED STATES B Belvidere, Ill. – Jeep Cherokee (6th gen.) T Arlington, Texas – Cadillac Escalade, Escalade ESV; Chevrolet Tahoe, C Conner Avenue (Detroit) – Dodge Viper (ended Aug. 2017) Suburban; GMC Yukon (all truck’s hybrid versions also), Yukon XL T Jefferson Avenue (Detroit) – Dodge Durango; Jeep Grand Cherokee C Bowling Green, Ky. – Chevrolet Corvette Stingray C Sterling Heights, Mich. – Mid-sized Chrysler CUV (2018); C Detroit-Hamtramck, Mich. – Buick LaCrosse; Cadillac CT6; Ram 1500 (5th gen.) Chevrolet Impala (overflow), Volt T Toledo (Ohio) Assembly – (1 plant, 2 lines) – C Fairfax (Kansas City, Kan.) – Cadillac XT4 (2018); Chevrolet Malibu Toledo North – Jeep Wrangler T Flint, Mich. – Chevrolet Silverado; GMC Sierra (HD crew cab, LD reg cab) Toledo Supplier Park – Jeep Pickup (2020), Wrangler (ends April 2018), T Fort Wayne, Ind. – Chevrolet Silverado; GMC Sierra (Hybrid for both) Wrangler Unlimited 4dr. (ends April 2018) T Lansing (Mich.) Delta (Delta Township) – Buick Enclave; T Warren (Mich.) Truck – Ram 1500 (4th gen.), Heavy Truck (2020); Chevrolet Traverse Jeep Wagoneer (2020), Grand Wagoneer (2020) C Lansing (Mich.) Grand River – Cadillac ATS, CTS; CANADA Chevrolet Camaro (6th gen.) C Brampton, Ontario – Chrysler 300/300C; Dodge Charger, Challenger, C Lordstown, Ohio – Chevrolet Cruze Barracuda (convertible) (2019) C Orion Township, Mich. – Chevrolet Bolt, Sonic T Windsor, Ontario – Chrysler Pacifica; Dodge Grand Caravan T Spring Hill, Tenn. – Cadillac XT5; GMC Acadia T Wentzville, Mo. – Chevrolet Colorado, Express; GMC Canyon, Savana MEXICO T Saltillo – (2 separate plants) – CANADA Truck – Ram 1500/2500/3500, Ram Mega Cab, Ram 3500 Chassis Cab, T Ingersoll, Ontario (CAMI) – Chevrolet Equinox, Equinox Sport DX Chassis Cab (Mexico Market), Ram 4500/5500 Chassis Cab, B Oshawa Car, Ontario – (1 plant, 2 lines) – Ram Power Wagon Consolidated – Chevrolet Silverado (Final Assembly); Van – Ram ProMaster GMC Sierra (Final Assembly) B Toluca – Dodge Journey (ends 2018); Fiat Freemont (Journey in Europe); Flex – Cadillac XTS; Chevrolet Impala (10th gen.) Jeep Compass MEXICO B Ramos Arizpe – (1 plant, 2 lines) – FORD Line #1 – Chevrolet Cruze, Sonic Line #2 – Chevrolet Equinox (overflow); GMC Terrain (overflow) UNITED STATES B San Luis Potosi – Chevrolet Aveo (for Mex. & Latin Amer. Mkt.), B Chicago, Ill. – Ford Explorer (10th gen.), Taurus Equinox, Trax T Dearborn, Mich. – Ford F-150 (aluminum body) T Silao – Chevrolet Silverado/Cheyenne crew cab; GMC Sierra crew cab T Detroit (Mich.) Chassis Plant – Ford F-series chassis C Flat Rock, Mich. – (former AutoAlliance) – Ford Autonomous vehicle (2021), Mustang; Lincoln Continental HONDA T Kansas City, Mo. – (1 plant, 2 lines) – UNITED STATES SUV – Ford Transit T East Liberty, Ohio – Acura MDX, RDX; Honda CR-V Truck – Ford F-150 (aluminum body): Super Cab, Super Crew Cab, B Greensburg, Ind. – Honda Civic, CR-V, Insight (2018) King Crew Cab T Lincoln, Ala. – (1 plant, 2 lines) – T Kentucky Truck (Louisville) – F-series Super Duty (F-250 - F-550, Line #1 – Honda Odyssey, Passport (late 2018), Pilot aluminum body), Expedition; Lincoln Navigator Line #2 – Acura MDX (ended Sept. 2017); Honda Odyssey, Ridgeline T Louisville, Ky. – Ford Escape (2nd gen.); Lincoln MKC Note: C= car plant; T= Truck plant; B= car and truck built on same line North America car and truck assembly plants – as of 03-15-18 C Marysville, Ohio – (2 separate plants) – TESLA Auto Plant – Acura ILX, TLX; Honda Accord, CR-V (summer 2018) Performance Manufacturing Center – Acura NSX C Fremont, Calif. – Tesla Model 3, Model S, Model X CANADA TOYOTA B Alliston, Ontario – (1 plant, 2 lines) – Line #1 – Honda Civic Also see Subaru Line #2 – Honda Civic, CR-V UNITED STATES MEXICO C Blue Springs, Miss. – Toyota Corolla C Celaya, Guanajuato – Honda Fit, HR-V C Georgetown, Ky. – (1 plant, 2 lines) – T El Salto, Jalisco – Honda HR-V Line #1 – Toyota Avalon (gas & hybrid), Camry (gas only) Line #2 – Lexus ES350; Toyota Camry (gas & hybrid), Venza HYUNDAI-KIA T Princeton, Ind. – (1 plant, 2 lines) – East – Toyota Highlander, Sienna UNITED STATES West – Toyota Highlander (gas & hybrid), Sequoia B Montgomery, Ala. – Hyundai Elantra, Santa Fe Sport, Sonata T San Antonio – Toyota Tacoma, Tundra B West Point, Ga. – Hyundai Santa Fe; Kia Optima, Sorento CANADA MEXICO B Cambridge, Ontario – (1 plant, 2 lines) – C Nuevo Leon, Mexico – Hyundai Accent; Kia Forte, Rio North – Toyota Corolla (ends 2019), RAV4 (2019) South – Lexus RX350, RX450h (hybrid) MAZDA T Woodstock, Ontario – (Toyota Canada West) – Toyota RAV4 C Salamanca, Guanajuato – Mazda Mazda2, Mazda3; Toyota iA/Yaris MEXICO T Tijuana, Mexico – Toyota Tacoma MERCEDES-BENZ C City?, Guanajuato, Mexico – Toyota Tacoma (2019) T Ladson, S.C. – Mercedes/Freightliner Metris, Sprinter TOYOTA-MAZDA B Vance, Ala. – Mercedes-Benz C class, GL, GLE (formerly M class), GLE Coupe B Huntsville, Ala. – (1 plant, 2 lines) – Line #1 – Mazda CUV (2021) NISSAN Line #2 – Toyota Corolla (2021) UNITED STATES VOLKSWAGEN B Canton, Miss. – (1 plant, 2 lines) – Line #1 – Nissan Altima UNITED STATES Line #2 – Nissan Frontier, Murano, NV (commercial & passenger van), Titan B Chattanooga, Tenn. – Volkswagen Atlas, Passat B Smyrna, Tenn. – (1 plant, 2 lines) – MEXICO Line #1 – Nissan Altima, Leaf, Maxima C Puebla, Mexico – Volkswagen Beetle (2nd gen.), Golf (7th gen.), Line #2 – Infiniti QX60; Nissan Pathfinder, Rogue Golf wagon (7th gen.), Jetta (6th & 7th gen.), Tiguan MEXICO T San Jose Chiapa, Mexico – Audi Q5 C Aguascalientes – (2 separate plants) – #1 – Nissan Kicks, March/Micra, Sentra, Versa (2nd gen.), Versa Note VOLVO #2 – Nissan Sentra B Cuernavaca – (1 plant, 2 lines) – C Ridgeville, S.C. – Volvo S60 (late 2018), XC90 (2021) Line #1 – Nissan Tiida Line #2 – Nissan Pickup (some Frontiers), NV200 cargo; Note: Actual city where plant is located is unincorporated as of May 11, 2015. Chevrolet City Express (NV rebadged) Ridgeville is the nearest actual city. SUBARU B Lafayette, Ind. – (1 plant, 2 lines) – Line #1 – Subaru Impreza, Legacy, Outback NOTES Line #2 – Subaru Ascent (May 2018) Elio, 3 wheeled cars at old GM Shreveport, La. plant. Note: C= car plant; T= Truck plant; B= car and truck built on same line Source: Automotive News Data Center.
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