I don’t have an answer to your specific question but I believe that, years ago, most of the cars built in the US were from foreign automakers.

This was because with import taxes and tariffs it was cheaper to build the cars here to avoid those than to build elsewhere and import the vehicles.

This article is from January and a quick search didn’t yield anything newer.

https://electrek.co/2024/01/03/tesla-cybertruck-american-made-pickup-truck/

The Cybertruck isn’t instead on the “2024 American Made index,” so we probably can only go on whatever Tesla is claiming at the moment, though it does seem likely that it will be at or near the top of the ranking for most American trucks of next year’s list.

as in parts sourced in the US, the ford f150 is 75% made in north America, so probably not.

oh the f-150 was reportedly 90% usa parts in recent years. huh.

There’s a bunch of cars with a lot of domestically made parts around that same percentage.

it doesn’t look like there are very good analyses specifying the difference between manufactured in and assembled in the USA, and Tesla is using their own definitions to measure that anyway.

so between a bunch of other cars having the same or higher “usa-sourced” parts and there being no clear definition for that term, it doesn’t seem likely that any Tesla vehicle can realistically claim that title.

It’s basically matching other vehicles in the same class, if anything.

https://www.cars.com/american-made-index/

The cybertruck isn’t even on this american-made list, but a Honda vehicle is so…

I doubt it. Ford and Rivian are also both manufacturered in the US, with many of the parts being sourced from here too.

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