
Audi plans a Georgia vehicle plant that would create approximately 4,500 jobs, Associated Press reports. President Donald Trump announced the project at a Saturday campaign rally, alongside Audi chief Gernot Döllner. AP says the company’s release schedules construction for 2027 and production for the early 2030s. Those are future commitments, rather than jobs already created or vehicles already produced. Trump linked the decision to his tariffs, which is his stated explanation of the investment.
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