Automotive Corridor

Multiple shovel ready sites are ready for development in Tulsa, including the 100+ acre Claremore Industrial Park, Okmulgee’s four industrial parks totaling 761-acres and MidAmerica Industrial Park — the 8^th largest industrial park in the world and home of electric vehicle manufacturer Canoo’s first mega microfactory. The city of Tulsa has also initiated a Mobility Innovation Strategy focused on lowering barriers for emerging transportation technology in the City.

Supported by hundreds of graduating students from engineering and computer science related degrees each year, Tulsa offers new businesses the chance to tap into innovative talent. Additionally, as one of Oklahoma Works Together’s Manufacturing Centers for Workforce Excellence, Tulsa’s Future helps employers access coordinated resources to fill skill gaps in production.

Tulsa’s electric utility provider is the Public Service Company of Oklahoma, which has been ranked No. 1 in business electric service customer satisfaction among midsize utility companies in the south. The city has some of the least congested streets and with Francis Energy providing one fast-charging EV station approximately every five miles across Oklahoma, the region is an ideal ground for EV testing.