After a year of tariffs, automakers are still resistant to moving production to the US

A handful of automakers are relocating manufacturing from Mexico to U.S. states like Texas and California, marking a rare shift in supply chain strategy. Toyota’s expansion in San Antonio for Tacoma production and a California company’s return from Mexico signal localized progress, though coverage notes most firms remain hesitant to fully commit.

Expert predictions of a broader manufacturing exodus from Canada are emerging, per CTV News, while CNN highlights automakers’ continued reluctance to move production despite a year of tariffs. Yahoo Finance and the *New York Post* focus on specific cases, framing them as exceptions rather than a trend.

Watch for whether these moves signal a turning point or remain isolated examples. Coverage does not yet specify if tariffs will accelerate further shifts or if resistance stems from logistical, cost, or labor challenges.