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- Hyundai warns that U.S. Dealers may face price increases of $4,000 to $10,000 for most vehicles due to upcoming 25% tariffs, according to an Anderson Economic Group report.
- The Hyundai Metaplant in Georgia is key for producing electric vehicles, expected to generate over 14,000 jobs and make 300,000 vehicles annually.
- Global CEO José Muñoz emphasized the long-term investment in America during the plant's opening, highlighting the expansion plans which include a capacity for 500,000 cars annually and showcase Hyundai's commitment to the U.S. Market.
- Automakers, including Hyundai, are concerned that tariffs could lead to increased consumer prices, as noted by an expert.
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