Hyundai announces $21 billion in new investment in US auto manufacturing
Hyundai Motor Group says it plans to invest $21 billion in U.S. manufacturing over the next four years. In a statement on Monday, the company laid out plans to allocate billions of dollars to expand auto manufacturing, parts supply chains and infrastructure and charging for electric vehicles.
Gov. Kay Ivey said she met Tuesday with the Alliance for Automotive Innovation and is working to learn more about how ...
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Layoffs coming as auto parts plant closes in AlabamaA manufacturing company plans to shut down its auto parts plant in Alabama by March, according to a notice filed with the state. Nitto Inc. will lay off 56 employees as its manufacturing ...
Hyundai plans to invest a fresh $20 billion in the US, including with a new steel plant in Louisiana — making it the latest ...
More than 4,500 Honda associates at the Honda Alabama Auto Plant (AAP) in Lincoln, Alabama recently celebrated the start of production of the all-new 2026 Honda Passport. The fourth-generation ...
Automotive industry analysts say the tariffs will impact American automakers, who rely on steel, as well as parts sourced ...
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