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Audi's CEO defended the company's $4 billion factory plans in Georgia, aimed at boosting sales and reducing tariff exposure. This will be Audi's first U.S. plant, announced by President Trump. The factory is part of Volkswagen's restructuring, which includes job cuts and plant closures in Germany. Döllner emphasized that this decision does not undermine Germany's role in Audi's operations. The U.S. production is seen as essential due to high import tariffs affecting sales. The Georgia plant is expected to produce models Q7, Q8, and Q9, with a capacity of 200,000 vehicles annually, half for export.