Automobile plants in new york

Here are some automobile plants in New York:

1. General Motors (GM) - Lordstown Complex, Springville: This plant produces the Chevrolet Bolt EV and is one of the largest employers in the region.
2. Tesla, Inc. - Buffalo Gigafactory, Buffalo: This plant is a lithium-ion battery production facility and is one of the largest in the world.
3. Tesla, Inc. - New York City, Manhattan: Tesla has a small office and showroom in Manhattan, but it does not have a manufacturing facility in the city.
4. Rivian, Inc. - Normal, IL (with a planned expansion to New York): Rivian is an electric vehicle manufacturer that has a planned expansion to New York, but it does not currently have a manufacturing facility in the state.
5. Lucid Motors, Inc. - Newark, NJ (with a planned expansion to New York): Lucid Motors is an electric vehicle manufacturer that has a planned expansion to New York, but it does not currently have a manufacturing facility in the state.

Note: The above list only includes major automobile plants and does not include smaller, independent manufacturers or repair shops.

Here are some historical automobile plants in New York that are no longer in operation:

1. Ford Motor Company - Buffalo, NY: Ford had a manufacturing facility in Buffalo from 1924 to 1988, which produced cars such as the Ford Model T and the Ford Mustang.
2. General Motors (GM) - Syracuse, NY: GM had a manufacturing facility in Syracuse from 1924 to 1996, which produced cars such as the Chevrolet Impala and the Oldsmobile Cutlass.
3. Chrysler Corporation - Utica, NY: Chrysler had a manufacturing facility in Utica from 1925 to 1980, which produced cars such as the Plymouth Fury and the Dodge Dart.
4. American Motors Corporation (AMC) - Syracuse, NY: AMC had a manufacturing facility in Syracuse from 1954 to 1988, which produced cars such as the AMC Gremlin and the AMC Pacer.

These historical plants are no longer in operation, but they played an important role in the state's automotive industry in the past.