Which Cars Are Manufactured Outside the U.S.? (2025 Guide)

The Global Automotive Landscape in 2025

The U.S. automotive market remains deeply interconnected with global manufacturing networks, despite recent policy shifts. While domestic production continues for many popular models, numerous vehicles sold by both foreign and domestic automakers are assembled outside U.S. borders. This globalized production strategy allows manufacturers to optimize costs, leverage specialized expertise, and meet regional demand more efficiently.

How Tariffs Affect Imported Vehicles

Recent trade policies have introduced significant tariffs on imported vehicles and automotive components. These include:

• 25% tariff on complete vehicle imports
• Increased duties on key components (engines, transmissions, electrical systems)
• Potential expansion to additional parts categories

These measures may lead to price adjustments for consumers and could influence automakers' long-term production decisions. However, established global supply chains mean many vehicles will continue to be manufactured at their current locations, at least in the short term.

Complete List of Non-U.S. Manufactured Vehicles

The following comprehensive guide details all major 2025 model-year vehicles manufactured outside the United States, organized by brand. Data is sourced from the American Automobile Labeling Act reports and manufacturer disclosures, covering light-duty vehicles under 10,000 pounds GVWR.

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European Luxury and Performance Brands

Brand	Model	Production Location(s)
Alfa Romeo	Giulia	Italy
	Stelvio	Italy
	Tonale	Italy

Asian Manufacturers

Brand	Model	Production Location(s)
Honda	Civic	Canada, Japan, U.S.
	CR-V	Canada

Notable Production Trends

Several key patterns emerge from 2025's global manufacturing landscape:

Electric Vehicle Production Hubs

The transition to electrification has created new manufacturing centers:

• Germany: Primary production site for Audi e-tron, Porsche Taycan, and BMW i-series
• South Korea: Hyundai/Kia EV models and Genesis electrified vehicles
• China: Growing EV production for Polestar and some Cadillac models
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Traditional Manufacturing Strongholds

Certain regions maintain their specialty:

• Japan: Continues as hub for Toyota, Subaru, and Nissan models
• Italy: Remains center for Alfa Romeo, Ferrari, and Lamborghini production
• Mexico: Expanded production of Ford, GM, and Volkswagen models

Future Outlook for Global Auto Production

The automotive industry continues evolving in response to multiple factors:

• Trade Policies: Ongoing tariff negotiations may shift some production
• Electrification: Battery production locations influencing assembly sites
• Regionalization: Some manufacturers establishing "local for local" production

While these changes may gradually alter manufacturing maps, the deeply integrated nature of global auto production means significant shifts typically occur over years rather than months.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are any American-brand cars made outside the U.S.?

Yes, several models from Ford, GM, and Chrysler are manufactured in Canada, Mexico, and other countries. For example:

• Ford Bronco Sport (Mexico)
• Chevrolet Blazer (Mexico)
• Chrysler Pacifica (Canada)

How can I tell where a specific car was made?

Check these locations for manufacturing information:

1. Window sticker (Monroney label) - Required to display final assembly point
2. Vehicle identification number (VIN) - First character indicates country
3. Door jamb sticker - Often includes manufacturing details

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