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Electric Vehicle Manufacturing in SC | SC Powers EVSouth Carolina is committed to ensure prospective EV companies know their future growth is within our borders.Electric Vehicle Manufacturing in SC | SC Powers EV Skip to main content State Support Incentives Plug into SC News Main navigation State Support Incentives Plug into SC News Contact Electric Vehicle Manufacturing in SC EVolving the Future Let's talk SOUTH CAROLINA EV Initiative Making the Future Today South Carolina is well suited to seize the future. Our strong history of manufacturing and advanced manufacturing helped define the state and what it can offer businesses. Now, as those industries transform to meet the future, we are doing the same. We are committed to capitalizing on the state’s business-friendly environment and building on our existing strengths to ensure prospective electric vehicle companies know their future growth is within our borders. With the forward-thinking leadership of Governor Henry McMaster and collaboration between state agencies and the private sector, South Carolina is charged to fuel sustained EV sector growth. The state reinforced its commitment to the industry when Gov. McMaster issued Executive Order No. 2022-31. About the Executive Order 870+ building and sites available for expanding or establishing operations view the data South Carolina's electric vehicle charging plan is in motion Get the latest information from the Interagency EV Working Group and follow the implementation of the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program. Interagency EV Working Group Updates Five reasons to make your EV in SC view the data Jump to automotive section Jump to incentives section Jump to supply-chain section Jump to workforce section Jump to infrastructure section SC is an automotive powerhouse We understand what it takes for successful vehicle production, from golf carts to commercial trucks. #1 in U.S. export sales of tires* 19,502 new automotive jobs announced since 2017* 500+ automotive-related companies in SC* 75,000+ automotive industry employees in SC* 6 passenger vehicle OEMs* $13.9B in automotive capital investment since 2017* *Data from 2023 Powerful incentives South Carolina is the place for companies seeking a location that helps them keep operating costs down and maximize their return on investment. The state’s pro-business policies, paired with statutory and performance-based incentives, underscore our commitment to your company’s sustained success. More incentives Well-established supply chain Access to a robust electric vehicle supply chain is key to your company’s sustainable future, and South Carolina’s well-developed network – strategically located in the Southeast’s EV epicenter – is ready. With 93% of the state’s automotive suppliers poised to transition to the production of electric vehicle components, more than 440 automotive suppliers are ready to charge your operations – our business environment is electric. View the data Workforce and training South Carolina’s workforce provides the diverse skills needed to support electric mobility-related manufacturing, services and innovation. The state’s nationally acclaimed workforce training program, readySC, works through the technical colleges, along with industry, higher education and statewide partners, to ensure you have the skilled workers you need on day one or as operations evolve. readySC’s company-specific training is provided at minimal or no direct cost to the customer. Learn how your company can take advantage of readySC. More workforce resources Infrastructure Access to efficient infrastructure is a key driver in the transition to electric cars. And South Carolina is fostering both public and private partnerships to continue the statewide expansion of charging infrastructure as a part of our economic development plan. View the data Companies that are charging up in SC Latest News May 7, 2024 Columbia Vehicle Group selects Aiken County to establish first South Carolina operation Columbia Vehicle Group, an electric vehicle manufacturer, today announced it selects Aiken County for the company’s first South Carolina operation. The company’s $12.2 million investment will create 180 new jobs. Read the full story. R&D for the Future CU-ICAR is an advanced-technology research campus where education, research and economic development collaborate to create a global venue for the automotive industry Clemson University is partnering with local technical and community colleges to develop a consortium to create next-generation electronic vehicle tech and talent South Carolina — where EV Evolves. EVolve your company’s future here. Let's talk Footer News Privacy © 2026 South Carolina Department of Commerce. All Rights Reserved. Legal Report State Agency Fraudenen1772684045https://scpowersev.com

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