Audi to open its first factory in the US to dodge Trump's tariffs
The US leader made the announcement on Saturday and the German giant confirmed that it will be located in the state of Georgia.
Audi is to open its first production factory in the United States, in the state of Georgia. The German automaker will invest $4,000 million and create around 4,500 jobs. The move allows Audi to avoid tariffs imposed on the sector by US President Donald Trump. The factory is Audi's first production facility in the US.
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