Not long after Hyundai signed on to build a massive electric vehicle and battery plant near Savannah in May 2022 did area government, business and educational officials begin to express concerns ...

Construction progress on Hyundai Motor Group's 'Metaplant' near Savannah is shown on October 25, 2023. The $7.6 billion electric vehicle and battery plant is expected to begin production in early ...

Officials at Savannah Technical College say they’re ready to meet those employment needs. “We’ll be at the table to discuss their training needs and to find out how exactly how we can best serve them ...

The long-term economic impact of the Hyundai plant is expected to be substantial, with estimates of up to 38,000 indirect jobs created over the next decade. (This story was updated to add new ...

The Savannah JDA began marketing what is now the Hyundai megasite to car manufacturers back in 2014, knowing there would be upgrades needed to get water to the site.

Bracing for Hyundai's impact: What 8,100 jobs paying $20-plus per hour means for Savannah Adam Van Brimmer, Savannah Morning News Wed, June 1, 2022 at 9:36 AM UTC ...

Hyundai to focus hiring on Savannah area. The local labor market is bracing for impact. ... and existing industries know there is a good chance their workers may opt to work at the Hyundai plant.

SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — A federal agency plans to reassess its environmental permit for Hyundai's $7.6 billion electric vehicle plant in Georgia after a conservation group complained that ...

A conservation group says it will sue the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to stop work on Hyundai's electric-vehicle plant near Savannah.

Hyundai Motor Group is now hiring, and the South Korean automaker is hiring local - for better and worse. Hyundai's automobile assembly facility and neighboring electric vehicle battery plant will ...

Hyundai officials want to hire locally but Savannah's low unemployment rate could present challenges. Hyundai to focus hiring on Savannah area. The local labor market is bracing for impact.