Audi announced a $4 billion Georgia plant on Trump’s stage.

Tariffs of 15% cost Audi an estimated €1.2bn last year, and it has no US factory.

The plant would build 200,000 SUVs a year, with construction in 2027 and production in the early 2030s.

Works council head Daniela Cavallo and IG Metall’s Christiane Benner say CEO Gernot Döllner breached Audi’s election-neutrality rules.

Benner, deputy chair of Volkswagen’s supervisory board, says the Macon investment must go before that board.

How each outlet framed it

drawn from 300+ reports worldwide · These outlets told this story differently.

Bloomberg Business
Motor1.com leans critical
reports the criticism from VW's works council chief, quoting internal company communications released to German media
The Guardian leans critical
adds the SPD's Cademartori 'disgrace' remark and links the event to VW's founding as a Nazi-era showcase company

Sources: Bloomberg Business, Motor1.com, The Guardian