Kubota tractors are manufactured in multiple locations worldwide to serve different markets:
- In the United States, most Kubota tractors sold in North America are made in Georgia, primarily at the Kubota Manufacturing of America Corporation facility in Gainesville and Jefferson, Georgia. This facility produces over 100,000 units annually and employs more than 2,300 people. Some parts are imported from Japan and assembled in Georgia. Kubota also manufactures tractor diesel engines in Illinois at Kubota Engine America
- In Japan, Kubota has a long history of manufacturing tractors since 1960, with its headquarters in Osaka
- Other international manufacturing sites include Suzhou, Jiangsu, China, and Pathumthani, Chachoengsao, Thailand, reflecting Kubota's global production footprint
Thus, Kubota tractors are primarily made in Japan and the United States for the North American market, with additional production in China and Thailand for other regions.
