Georgia lands Rivian electric vehicle plant in historic business deal
ATLANTA — A California-based electric vehicle startup will invest $5 billion in a truck manufacturing plant east of Atlanta that will create 7,500 jobs.
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ATLANTA — A California-based electric vehicle startup will invest $5 billion in a truck manufacturing plant east of Atlanta that will create 7,500 jobs.
The electric truck maker will reportedly announce a $5B plant to be built east of Atlanta.
Site selection expert says Georgia's tech talent is part of the allure for Rivian.
Calling it a “new chapter in Georgia’s success story,” Gov. Brian Kemp on Thursday officially announced that Rivian Automotive will build an assembly and battery plant in Walton and Morgan
Electric vehicle maker Rivian on Thursday confirmed it plans to build a $5 billion assembly plant and battery factory in Georgia, which Gov. Brian Kemp called “the largest single economic development project ever in this state’s history.”