Audi of Germany announced plans to build a new plant in Georgia, US. The investment was reported at $4.2 billion, and President Trump emphasized local job creation ahead of the November midterm elections.
At a rally in Georgia, US President Trump announced that Audi, a Volkswagen subsidiary from Germany, would build a new plant in the state. He said the investment would total $4.2 billion, or approximately ¥660 billion.
The investment was described as the largest single investment in the history of the US automotive industry, and Trump promoted the entry of a major company into the United States while emphasizing the effects of his carefully planned economic policies and tariffs.
The new plant was announced ahead of the midterm elections, suggesting an intention to promote regional economic revitalization through job creation.