Tesla has ranked as the most American-made car for the past four years, with all its EVs produced in US factories.
The Model 3 topped Cars.com's list of the most American-made vehicles, outperforming competitors like Ford and GM, which manufacture some models in Mexico.
Tesla's Model Y, S, and X also made it to the top four spots on the list.
Cars.com's index evaluates cars sold in the US based on the percentage of American parts, final assembly location, and origins of key components.
Tesla's strong ranking on the American-made index indicates its resilience amid the tariff uncertainties affecting the auto industry.
The Trump administration introduced 25% tariffs on imported cars and vehicle parts in March, potentially leading to supply chain disruptions and higher prices.
Tesla's domestic production puts it at an advantage, minimizing its exposure to tariffs compared to rivals like Ford and GM with factories in Mexico.
The recent redesign of the Model 3 aided in increasing its domestic parts percentage, from 47% to 75%, improving its ranking on the American-made index.
Analysts highlight that Detroit automakers may face significant tariff impact due to their reliance on Mexican factories.
Cars priced under $30,000 are particularly affected by tariffs, with a 13% decrease in low-cost car availability in May compared to the previous year.