Subaru President Close to Deciding Where to Build EV Plant in US
- Indiana, current US factory location, is leading candidate
- Carmaker plans to start making EVs in the US as early as 2027
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Subaru Corp. is close to deciding where to build its EV plant in the US, an initiative that’s a key element of its electrification strategy, the Japanese carmaker’s president said.
While the current base of Indiana is a top candidate, the company is considering the location based on the procurement of onboard batteries and incentives from state governments, Atsushi Osaki said in a group interview. “The time is approaching for us to finally make a decision,” he said.