Audi to Build First US Plant in Georgia with $4B Investment

Oct 27, 2026

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Audi is investing $4 billion to construct its inaugural US manufacturing plant in Georgia, which will produce up to 200,000 vehicles annually.

Construction begins in 2027 with production launching in the early 2030s.

This strategic nearshoring investment reflects growing automotive industry commitment to domestic US production capacity and represents a significant expansion of Audi's regional footprint.

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