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JAMA Members’ U.S. Presence

JAMA Members are Integral to the U.S. Economy and their Communities

An Electrified Past, Present, and Future

Japanese-brand automakers have long pioneered the production and sale of alternative powered vehicles in the U.S. market with the Honda Insight, Toyota Prius, and Nissan LEAF. JAMA Members have consistently been leaders in developing eco-friendly vehicle technologies and will continue to shape the future of vehicle electrification in the decades to come.

Advanced Technologies

Since establishing their first U.S.-based R&D and design facilities in the 1970s, JAMA members have driven innovation in critical vehicle technologies and focused on developing advanced vehicles to meet the needs of American drivers and families. Their deep investments in this arena have supported and strengthened the development of regional innovation hubs throughout the U.S.

Workforce Development

Japanese-brand automakers are deeply invested in the future of America’s labor force and through variety of programs, giving, and support JAMA members have continued to demonstrate their commitment to the American auto industry and the automotive workforce of the future.

Supporting Local Communities

All across the United States, JAMA members and their employees support various causes by engaging in volunteer service, collaborating with nonprofit organizations, and providing charitable donations. These efforts help amplify JAMA members’ positive impact in their communities and ensure it goes far beyond their operating facilities.

Environmental Stewardship

Through the establishment of eco-friendly manufacturing operations and support for various environmental and wildlife protection efforts, as well as ongoing investments in sustainability initiatives, JAMA members continue to demonstrate their lasting commitment to environmental stewardship.

Japanese-brand Automakers' U.S. Production Timeline

Honda Vehicle Plant
Marysville, Ohio
Nissan Vehicle Plant
Smyrna, Tennessee
Honda Engine Plant
Anna, Ohio
Toyota Georgetown Vehicle Plant
Toyota Vehicle Plant
Georgetown, Kentucky
Subaru Vehicle Plant
Lafayette, Indiana
Honda East Liberty Vehicle Plant
Honda Vehicle Plant
East Liberty, Ohio
Toyota Engine Plant
Georgetown, Kentucky
Honda Russells Point Transmission Plant
Honda Transmission Plant
Russells Point, Ohio
Nissan Dechard Engine Plant
Nissan Engine Plant
Dechard, Tennessee
Toyota Engine Plant
Buffalo, West Virginia
Toyota Vehicle Plant
Princeton, Indiana
Honda Lincoln Vehicle Plant
Honda Vehicle & Engine Plant
Lincoln, Alabama
Toyota Engine Plant
Huntsville, Alabama
Nissan Vehicle Plant
Canton, Mississippi
Honda Transmission Plant
Tallapoosa, Georgia
Toyota Vehicle Plant
San Antonio, Texas
Hino Vehicle Plant
Williamstown, West Virginia
Honda Vehicle Plant
Greensburg, Indiana
Toyota Vehicle Plant
Blue Springs, Mississippi
Lexus Launches First U.S. Production
Georgetown, Kentucky
Performance Manufacturing Center
Performance Manufacturing Center (Honda)
Marysville, Ohio
Hino Vehicle Plant Relocates
Mineral Wells, West Virginia
Mazda-Toyota Vehicle Plant
Mazda Toyota Vehicle Plant
Huntsville, Alabama
Toyota Battery Plant
Greensboro-Randolph, North Carolina
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JAMA Members' U.S. Economic Impact

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40 Years of Manufacturing Excellence in America

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JAMA Members' Direct Jobs and Production in the U.S.

JAMA Members' Direct Jobs and Production in the U.S.

JAMA Member Companies

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