Coverage of automotive news in Georgia focuses on vehicle recalls, manufacturing, dealership sales and the state's role in the auto industry. Reporting also follows vehicle safety rules, electric vehicle policy and the business of making and selling cars.
The McGrau Ford Battery Facility near Ball Ground is Georgia's largest battery energy storage site, and four more storage facilities also opened statewide.
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Do you think Georgia Power is keeping your electricity affordable as the area grows?
The statewide average for regular unleaded dropped 7 cents over the past week, while the national average fell 11 cents.
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Do you feel roadway safety during the holiday season is currently getting better in your area?
The state faces significant road safety challenges during the upcoming Halloween and Thanksgiving holiday periods.
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Do you make a conscious effort to watch specifically for motorcycles while driving in your area?
State safety leaders urge drivers to be vigilant after 175 motorcyclists died on Georgia roads in 2025.
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Do you believe online crowdsourcing helps solve criminal cold cases?
A stolen C7 Corvette Grand Sport was pulled from a river after spending five years submerged underwater.
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Are fuel costs taking a larger share of your household budget than they did last year?
Drivers in Georgia are paying 5 cents less than last week, though prices remain significantly higher than a year ago.
Day to day, that means tracking recalls that touch Georgia drivers, plant announcements and the supply chains that feed them, and new car and used car pricing. It reaches the Atlanta metro area, the ports and rail corridors that move vehicles, and the rural counties where suppliers and parts plants operate. Battery and EV manufacturing investment is often the story that ties state incentives, jobs and federal policy together. Labor availability and supply chain disruptions are the constraints that most often shape what gets built and sold.
