- Toyota: Although primarily known for its hybrid models, Toyota does not yet fully assemble EVs in North America. However, it has a battery plant in North Carolina, and it might begin assembling EVs or hybrid models with its batteries in the future.
- Hyundai: Hyundai has started assembling EVs at its Savannah-area plant in Georgia, beginning with the 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5.
- Ford: Ford is building an EV campus in Stanton, Tennessee, which includes a battery cell plant and vehicle assembly lines. While vehicle assembly is delayed until October 2027, battery manufacturing is expected to start in late 2025.
- Mercedes-Benz: Mercedes-Benz assembles EV models like the EQE SUV and EQS SUV, along with other luxury electric vehicles, at its Tuscaloosa, Alabama plant.
- Volvo: Volvo has a battery assembly facility in Charleston, South Carolina, but it does not manufacture complete vehicles there. It does assemble vehicles in the U.S., but they are not fully electric models at this facility.
- Volkswagen: Although Volkswagen has plans for a battery factory in St. Thomas, Canada, it does not yet assemble EVs in the U.S. However, its subsidiary, PowerCo SE, is involved in battery production for future EV models.
These manufacturers are part of the growing trend of EV production in North America.
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