ELLABELL, Ga. — The steel skeletons of buildings where Hyundai will stamp, weld, paint and assemble electric vehicles in Georgia span more than a half mile on a sprawling site dotted with so many cranes, bulldozers and construction workers that it almost looks like they're building a small city.
Officials at the construction site Wednesday said the foundation work for the factory's main production buildings is almost finished and the framework of more than 27,000 tons of steel is more than 80% complete. Some have roofs and floors, and exterior wall panels have begun to go up. The plant will employ 8,500 workers. Tollison said suppliers opening shop in nine Georgia counties near the Hyundai plant will create another 6,000 jobs.
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