Trump anuncia en un acto de campaña que Audi construirá su primera fábrica en EEUU

United States President Donald Trump announced during a Republican Party campaign event in Georgia that German manufacturer Audi will build its first car factory in the United States. The new plant, located in the state of Georgia, is expected to invest $4 billion and create 4,500 direct jobs. The factory, designed to produce up to 200,000 vehicles annually, will manufacture some of Audi's premium SUV models for the American market.

The investment aims to strengthen Audi's long-term commitment to the United States and make North America the third major production hub for the company, alongside Europe and China. Audi CEO Gernot Döllner emphasized that the new factory represents a significant step in Audi's global growth strategy and will help the company tap into the vast growth potential of one of the world's most important premium markets.

The decision to build the factory in Georgia is based on the state's favorable conditions, including a skilled workforce, an established network of auto suppliers, and a robust logistics infrastructure.