Biden administration will loan $6.6 billion to Rivian to finish Georgia factory that stalled as EV maker struggled
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President Biden's administration is backing Rivian Automotive with a $6.6 billion loan to aid the construction of a factory in Georgia that faced delays. This investment comes amidst uncertainty over future EV policies under a potential Trump administration, raising questions about the viability and profitability of Rivian's operations as they look to boost production in the challenging electric vehicle market.
The initial vision for Rivian in Georgia included the construction of a major facility capable of producing 400,000 vehicles annually, with significant job creation anticipated. However, due to ongoing challenges with production timelines and financial stability, the company has shifted strategies, focusing on speedier market entry for its new R2 vehicles while also securing crucial investment from Volkswagen.
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