The New York Times reported that Audi will build a factory in Georgia, according to a headline on the report that attributes the announcement to Trump. The article was written by Jack Ewing, who is named as its author. Readers can find the full report at The New York Times report by Jack Ewing.

The report's summary describes the company as a Volkswagen division and says that the division imports all of its cars from Europe or Mexico. According to the summary, the division has been "hit hard by U.S. tariffs." The summary does not explain how those tariffs relate to the planned factory or whether they are expected to change.

The available title and summary do not specify where in Georgia the factory would be built, nor do they give its size, cost, or timeline. They also do not include a statement from Audi, Volkswagen, or any Georgia official. Where the sources are silent, this account does not fill the gap with additional details.

The New York Times report is the only source used for this story. The announcement, as presented in the headline, rests on Trump's attribution, and the summary does not indicate whether the company has confirmed the plan in a statement of its own. Further reporting may add details that the available summary does not contain.

Sources: The New York Times: Audi to Build Factory in Georgia, Trump Says.