Where was the Cruze made?
The Chevrolet Cruze, a compact car model produced by General Motors, was primarily manufactured at the Lordstown Assembly plant in Lordstown, Ohio, United States. The Cruze was a global vehicle, with production facilities located in various countries to serve different regional markets.
Lordstown Assembly Plant
The Lordstown Assembly plant, located in Lordstown, Ohio, was the main production facility for the Chevrolet Cruze in the United States. The plant began manufacturing the Cruze in 2010 and continued production until 2019, when GM announced the closure of the facility. The Cruze was a significant part of the plant's production, with the model accounting for a large portion of the vehicles assembled there.
Global Production Locations
In addition to the Lordstown plant, the Chevrolet Cruze was also produced in other countries to serve regional markets:
- South Korea: The Cruze was manufactured at the GM Bupyeong plant in Incheon, South Korea, to serve the Asian market.
- Russia: The Cruze was produced at the GM-AvtoVAZ plant in Togliatti, Russia, to cater to the Russian and Eastern European markets.
- China: The Cruze was manufactured at the SAIC-GM joint venture plant in Shanghai, China, to meet the demand in the Chinese market.
- Other countries: The Cruze was also produced in locations such as Argentina, Brazil, and Egypt to serve their respective regional markets.
The global production of the Chevrolet Cruze allowed General Motors to efficiently distribute the model to various markets around the world, catering to the diverse needs and preferences of consumers in different regions.
