Audi intends to invest approximately $4 billion in a manufacturing site at the Middle Georgia Megasite on Route 96 near Interstate 75. The Middle Georgia Megasite is a 1,534-acre state-owned industrial development site in Peach County, purchased by the State of Georgia for approximately $18.6 million. The plant will be the first venture at the Megasite location.

The site is in proximity to CSX rail, energy and the geographic footprint required for large-scale manufacturing facilities, automotive assembly, electric vehicle production and data center campuses. It’s about 100 miles SE of Atlanta.

Construction of the plant, designed for an annual production capacity of up to 200,000 vehicles, is scheduled to begin in 2027, with production planned to start in the early 2030s.

With approximately 4,500 planned jobs, the investment is expected to create opportunities for suppliers, service providers and training partners in the region. Georgia already hosts Hyundai and Kia assembly lines.

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