Kubota breaks ground on new utility vehicle plant in Georgia

Posted on 22 Sep 2015 by Tim Brown
KMA’s groundbreaking was attended by local and state officials, including Georgia’s Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle, along with Kubota executives and employees - image courtesy of KMA.

Kubota Manufacturing of America yesterday broke ground at its 502,000 square-foot manufacturing facility at Gateway Industrial Centre, in Gainesville-Hall County, Georgia.

With a goal to begin mass production in spring of 2017, the new plant will be positioned on 180 acres of land, three miles from Kubota Manufacturing of America’s existing facilities. The plant will manufacture Kubota’s RTV series utility vehicles, with the capacity to produce 50,000 units annually. “This is an exciting day for Kubota,”…

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