Korean manufacturer Hyundai has confirmed plans to raise its investment in the United States by $2.7 billion, following an ICE raid that sent home 317 Korean employees who were improperly working at a Georgia construction site.
The investment is expected to double auto production at the company’s Ellabell, Ga., site from 200,000 autos per year up to 500,000 autos per year.
The Associated Press reported:
The company said it now plans to produce 10 models of electric and hybrid gas-electric vehicles in Georgia, up from the current two the plant has been assembling as it ramps up production. Hyundai says it’s still on track to expand production…
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