Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association, Inc. JAMA IN AMERICA: AN ENDURING PARTNERSHIP 2019-2020 CONTRIBUTIONS REPORT TABLE OF CONTENTS JAMA in America: An Enduring Partnership Over nearly four decades, Japanese-brand automakers The people powering JAMA member companies are at have built up a vast American presence: the forefront of the auto industry. Their spirit of partnership pervades our members’ workforce development initiatives. Introduction 2 • approximately $51 billion in cumulative JAMA members actively partner with local educational manufacturing investment institutions, businesses, and non-profit groups around the Manufacturing in America 3 country to cultivate the creative, innovative, and sustainable • over 84 million vehicles produced talent pipeline that is essential to a company’s success. JAMA Members’ U.S. Economic Impact 5 These programs enable employees and members of the • over $1 trillion in U.S. auto parts purchased public alike to take advantage of the best skill-building Workforce Development 11 opportunities available. Today, our members build one-third of all vehicles produced Supporting Local Communities 13 in the U.S. This provides more than 93,000 direct American These examples reflect the human element behind our jobs and supports over 1.6 million U.S. jobs throughout the members’ local engagement and the 1.6 million U.S. Advanced Vehicle Technologies 15 value chain (suppliers, dealerships and services, as well as jobs they support. And the enduring partnerships JAMA spin-off employment). Our footprint touches every state in members have forged are the building blocks of the JAMA Members’ Production, Employment, the country, forging a network of enduring partnerships that American auto industry. & Investment in the U.S. 17 are a central theme in the success story of Japanese-brand automakers in America. Yet the industry is undergoing dramatic changes. No matter what challenges we face – an increasingly complicated Those impressive figures enable me to talk often about and uncertain trade environment, regulatory challenges, JAMA members’ contributions using economic data. But or finding innovative ways to pursue the connected and what strikes me most during my travels around the country autonomous mobility future – the auto industry must always are the individual stories of the people I meet: evolve. With new investments and a changing industry on the horizon, our members will continue to tap into • The hotel clerk in Georgetown, Kentucky, who the unique American spirit to create affordable, fun, and appreciates the economic benefits Toyota’s presence innovative vehicles for current and future generations of means for her job and the broader community drivers and their families. • The dedicated and brilliant people at the Transportation The JAMA member success story is the result of decades Research Center in East Liberty, Ohio, which thrives to of collaboration between JAMA member companies and a large degree due to Honda’s longtime manufacturing multiple generations of American workforce talent. The and R&D presence focus: building cars and trucks that U.S. consumers love. This is the core mission that drives our members’ dedication • The staff at the Japan-America Society of Indiana, who to the full spectrum of advanced manufacturing, high- understand that the Honda, Subaru, and Toyota auto tech research and development, and innovative design at plants in that state create thousands of jobs and lift up facilities around the country. the economic prospects of thousands more across the state • And there are the students at the Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) at Murfreesboro’s Smyrna Campus, where Nissan is a partner supporting skills development for TCAT students and employees of Nissan’s nearby auto plant Manny Manriquez General Director JAMA USA 1 2 MANUFACTURING IN AMERICA Japanese-brand automakers’ U.S. manufacturing investment goes back nearly 40 years and, with recent investments, has reached $51 billion cumulatively. JAMA members are deeply rooted in the fabric of American communities across the country, and are a testament to the long-standing economic partnership between the U.S. and Japan. Honda begins Subaru Vehicle Plant in Subaru breaks ground on new technical production at training center in Lafayette, Indiana (2019) Lafayette, Indiana Toyota Engine Performance Honda Vehicle Plant Plant in Buffalo, Manufacturing Center in East Liberty, Ohio West Virginia Hino Vehicle Plant Toyota Vehicle Plant of Acura NSX in Joint Mazda/Toyota Honda Vehicle Plant Honda Engine Plant Toyota Engine Plant in Isuzu/GM Engine Plant Honda Vehicle Plant in Honda Engine Plant in in Williamstown, in Blue Springs, Marysville, Ohio Plant Opening, in Marysville, Ohio in Anna, Ohio Georgetown, Kentucky in Moraine, Ohio Lincoln, Alabama Lincoln, Alabama West Virginia Mississippi 2016 Huntsville, Alabama 1982 1985 1989 1998 2001 2004 2007 2011 2021 1983 1988 1997 1999 2003 2006 2008 2015 2019 Nissan Vehicle Plant in Toyota Vehicle Plant in Nissan Engine Plant in Toyota Vehicle Plant Toyota Engine Plant in Toyota Vehicle Plant Honda Vehicle Plant in Toyota Lexus Production Hino Plant Opening, Smyrna, Tennessee Georgetown, Kentucky Decherd, Tennessee in Princeton, Indiana Huntsville, Alabama in San Antonio, Texas Greensburg, Indiana Launch in Georgetown, Mineral Wells, Nissan Vehicle Plant in Kentucky West Virginia Canton, Mississippi Honda associates gather to celebrate 10 years of mass production in Greensburg, Indiana (2018) Mazda and Toyota celebrate breaking ground on new plant venture in Huntsville, Alabama (2018) Nissan employees celebrate 10 million engines produced in Decherd, Tennessee (2016) 3 4 JAMA MEMBERS’ U.S. ECONOMIC IMPACT WASHINGTON 1.6 Million TOTAL AMERICAN 1 JOBS SUPPORTED INVESTMENT IN 28 STATES OREGON Hino 24 MANUFACTURING PLANTS Honda 3 Isuzu MASSACHUSETTS Mazda Toyota MICHIGAN Mitsubishi Nissan Toyota 45 R&D AND DESIGN FACILITIES NEW YORK Subaru 1 Toyota (5) Honda (3) Toyota CONNECTICUT 9 Isuzu 39 DISTRIBUTION CENTERS Hino PENNSYLVANIA 2 Mazda IOWA Mitsubishi (2) NEW JERSEY OHIO 1 Nissan (2) INDIANA Subaru (3) 1 Honda Subaru Toyota (6) ILLINOIS 1 Subaru 2 Honda COLORADO Isuzu|GM Hino Toyota WEST CALIFORNIA 1 2 VIRGINIA VIRGINIA MARYLAND 1 MISSOURI Honda Mazda Honda Subaru Toyota Mitsubishi Toyota Mitsubishi 1 Toyota (2) Toyota KENTUCKY NORTH 1 CAROLINA Toyota Toyota (2) ARIZONA Nissan Nissan ARKANSAS Toyota TENNESSEE 1 Toyota Nissan Honda Hino Toyota GEORGIA Toyota Nissan Honda 2 3 R&D Center TEXAS 1 Honda 3 Design Center MISSISSIPPI ALABAMA Vehicle Mfg. Plant Toyota FLORIDA $51 Billion Parts Mfg. Plant IN CUMULATIVE Engine Mfg. Plant 2 Distribution Center* MANUFACTURING INVESTMENT Headquarters *Number of distribution centers indicated inside circle 5 6 JAMA MEMBERS’ U.S. ECONOMIC IMPACT In 2018 nearly JAMA members have shown their commitment to and support for the U.S. auto industry over 3.7 MILLION a nearly four-decade long history in which they have reached several milestones. vehicles & 4.4 MILLION More than 84 MILLION 93,599 DIRECT engines built vehicles produced U.S. JOBS since 1982 250,000 AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIER NETWORK JOBS More than $1 TRILLION in U.S. parts purchased since 1986 530,861 DIRECT & INTERMEDIATE DEALER JOBS 741,000 AUTOMOTIVE & DEALER U.S. DIRECT SPIN-OFF JOBS EMPLOYMENT GROWTH 28.8% JAMA U.S. DIRECT 2011-2018 EMPLOYMENT 1,615,460 TOTAL AMERICAN 8.2% OVERALL U.S. MANUFACTURING JOBS SUPPORTED* EMPLOYMENT *Source: Dr. Thomas Prusa, Rutgers University 7 Source: Dr. Thomas Prusa, Rutgers University, BLS 8 JAMA MEMBERS’ U.S. ECONOMIC IMPACT Models Designed or Developed in the U.S. Research, Development, and Design Centers in the U.S. Honda Passport Mazda 3 Altima Avalon/Avalon Hybrid Honda Ridgeline Mazda 6 Sentra Highlander/ Highlander Hybrid Honda Civic MX-5 Maxima California Michigan Arizona Colorado Indiana Massachusetts Sienna Honda Odyssey CX-3 Leaf Honda R&D Hino Motors Nissan Technical Honda R&D Subaru Research Toyota Research Honda Pilot CX-5 Versa Note Sequoia Americas, Inc. Manufacturing Center North Americas, Inc. and Development, Institute U.S.A., Inc. America Inc. Honda Accord CX-9 Versa Sedan Tacoma Tundra Isuzu Technical Center Honda R&D Toyota Arizona Acura RDX Rogue of America, Inc. Americas, Inc. Proving Ground Acura NSX Murano Mazda North Isuzu Technical Acura TLX Kicks American Center of America, Operations, Inc. Inc. Acura MDX Pathfinder North Carolina New York Ohio Mitsubishi Motors Mazda North Frontier R&D of America, Inc. American TRD, U.S.A., Inc. Toyota Honda R&D Titan Operations, Inc. (Toyota) InfoTechnology Americas, Inc. Center, U.S.A, Inc. NV Nissan Technical Mitsubishi Motors Center North America R&D of America, Inc. NV200 Nissan Design Nissan Technical Infiniti QX50 America Center North Infiniti QX60 America Subaru Research and Subaru Research and Virginia West Virginia Development, Inc. Development, Inc. Mitsubishi Motors Hino Motors Toyota Motor North Toyota Motor North R&D of America, Manufacturing America, Research America Research Inc. U.S.A., Inc. & Development & Development (formerly Toyota (formerly Toyota Technical Center) Technical Center) Calty Design Calty Design Research, Inc. Research, Inc. (Toyota) (Toyota) Toyota InfoTechnology Toyota Research Center, U.S.A, Inc. Institute Toyota Research Institute TRD, U.S.A., Inc. Vehicle Exports (Toyota) 424,163 MEMBERS Cars & trucks exported from Japanese-brand auto plants in the U.S. in 2018 9 10 WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT Japanese-brand automakers recognize that the