Los constructores premium europeos se vuelcan hacia el mercado estadounidense

As Chinese gold rush ends, JLR, Audi, Volvo et al go after wealthy Americans with massive SUVs and local factories The streets of America are paved with gold, according to the traditional émigré’s wishful thinking. Europe’s premium car makers have done pretty well to fill those streets with their products, but the US market has now taken on a greater significance as their extended gold rush in China looks to be ending. Audi announced in October that it would spend $4 billion (£3bn) on building a new plant in Georgia , with production of SUVs slated to start in the early 2030s, belatedly follow