German automaker Volkswagen is reportedly planning to build a new plant in Macon, Georgia, to expand production of Audi SUVs. The plant is reportedly expected to have annual production capacity of 200,000 vehicles, and President Trump is expected to announce the plan at a rally in the state.
US media reported that German automaker Volkswagen (VW) plans to build a new plant in Macon, Georgia. The plant will serve its Audi subsidiary and is expected to produce SUVs.
Bloomberg and Reuters, citing US officials, reported that VW plans to build the new plant with annual production capacity of approximately 200,000 vehicles. Models including Audi's Q7 SUV are reportedly under consideration.
President Trump is reportedly expected to announce the plan at a political rally in Georgia that evening.