WEST POINT, Ga. — Visitors quickly notice three things about the plant Kia Motors Corp. is constructing here. It's very big, very white and very remote. It feels like the middle of nowhere as you ...

SEOUL- Wednesday, Governor Sonny Perdue announced that Korean automotive supplier Dongwon Autopart Technology will locate a facility in Meriwether County to serve the Kia Motors plant under ...

From the Office of the Georgia Governor TROUP COUNTY, GA - Gov. Nathan Deal announced today that Seoul, South Korea-based Daewon America will open a manufacturing facility in LaGrange in Troup County, ...

The Kia suppliers keep coming to West Point, Ga. Powertech America, the company that will manufacture transmissions for the new cars, will build a new facility on the Kia site, it was announced Friday ...

WEST POINT, Ga. — Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia is the gift that keeps giving jobs to the Chattahoochee Valley region. Wednesday, Johnson Controls, a Kia supplier, celebrated its grand opening as ...

Kia's new auto assembly plant in western Georgia is bringing pockets of prosperity to communities across Alabama, particularly an eastern swath of the state that has faced heavy job losses tied to the ...

Back in July, Reuters broke the news that SMART Alabama, a Hyundai-owned supplier, had been employing child laborers as young as 12. The next month, the U.S. Department of Labor accused a second ...

Kia Motors and primary supplier Mobis Slovakia are still negotiating with potential partsmakers to the E1 billion Kia-Mobis assembly plant under construction here. “It is more of a mating dance right ...

The combined sales of small and medium-sized first-tier suppliers directly supplying parts to Hyundai Motor Company and Kia have surpassed 90 trillion won for the first time. Hyundai Motor Group is ...

Korean automaker Kia is deepening its roots in Georgia, and the work is providing a boost for companies across Alabama. A series of expansion projects is under way at the $1 billion West Point, Ga., ...

Hyundai will have more global capacity volume than Honda or PSA by 2011, estimate forecasters at PwC AUTOFACTS, with global production forecast to exceed 4 million units, up from 2.7 million in 2003.