Coolest Thing Made in Tennessee

What’s the coolest thing made in Tennessee?

The Coolest Thing Made in Tennessee competition aims to highlight the state’s vibrant manufacturing industry. The contest not only brings attention to all the cool things made in Tennessee, but also the outstanding career opportunities available in manufacturing—an industry that employees one in 8 people in the state and contributes over $70 billion to the economy! 
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What’s the coolest thing made in Tennessee?

The Coolest Thing Made in Tennessee competition aims to highlight the state’s vibrant manufacturing industry. The contest not only brings attention to all the cool things made in Tennessee, but also the outstanding career opportunities available in manufacturing—an industry that employees one in 8 people in the state and contributes over $70 billion to the economy! 
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Popular Voting Round

Thank you to everyone who nominated a product as the Coolest Thing Made in Tennessee! The Popular Voting round will be open from July 15 to July 29.
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Upcoming Dates


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July 15

Popular Voting
Begins

July 29

Popular Voting
Ends

August 4

Top 16
Announced

August 5

Top 16 Voting
Begins
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Congratulations to the 2025 Winner!

Over 100 fantastic products were nominated and over 95,000 votes were cast across the entire contest. Congratulations to the McNeilus® Volterra™ ZSL™ for being named the 2025 Coolest Thing Made in Tennessee!
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About Coolest Thing Made in TN

The Coolest Thing Made in Tennessee seeks to showcase all the phenomenal products that are manufactured across our state. From food and beverage products to motor vehicles and parts, appliances, machinery and more, Tennessee is a true leader in the manufacturing industry. 
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Manufacturing by the Numbers

Tennessee • 2023

330,300

Employed

$53 billion

Total Economic Output

$16.0 billion

Goods Exported

$82,000+

Annual Earnings
for MFG Employees
Data supplied by National Association of Manufacturers