The factory -- codenamed “Project Tera” according to the document -- would be able to produce 200,000 vehicles a year and would create at least 7,500 jobs by 2027. The presentation, made by the City of Fort Worth’s Economic Development Department to the City Council and dated Aug. 10, also proposes a number of incentives including grants and city tax abatement of as ...
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