LG appliances are made in multiple countries worldwide to meet global demand, with key manufacturing locations including:
- South Korea : The company's home country and a central hub for manufacturing high-end, advanced appliances such as premium refrigerators, smart appliances, and advanced washing machines. South Korean facilities focus on cutting-edge technology products
- China : Large-scale production of more affordable home appliances takes place here. LG has several factories producing a wide range of products including televisions, air conditioners, and refrigerators, mainly serving the Asian market and some exports
- United States : LG opened a major manufacturing plant in Clarksville, Tennessee, in 2019. This facility primarily produces washing machines and other home appliances for the North American market, helping reduce shipping costs and improve delivery times
- Vietnam : Another important manufacturing hub where LG produces various appliances and electronics, including televisions, refrigerators, and air conditioners for global markets
- Mexico : LG operates three large manufacturing plants in Mexico (Monterrey, Reynosa, and Mexicali), producing appliances mainly for North and South American markets
- Other countries : LG also has manufacturing facilities in India, Poland, Russia, Indonesia, and Thailand, producing appliances tailored to local or regional markets
This global manufacturing strategy allows LG to balance quality control with efficient supply chain management and regional customization of products
. In summary, LG appliances are made primarily in South Korea, China, the United States, Vietnam, and Mexico, with additional production in other countries to serve diverse markets worldwide.
