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PEWAUKEE, WI— The course, scheduled for December 3 and 10, 2025, is the first of its kind built specifically for plant implementers, offering actionable guidance without unnecessary jargon, vendor bias, or complexity.

LAFAYETTE, LA— The 10,000-square-foot site will serve as the company’s primary domestic production hub for its Field Ranger X50 unmanned aerial systems, with operations expected to begin by the end of 2025.

WASHINGTON D.C.—Among the programs at risk are two billion-dollar direct air capture hubs launched under former President Biden, one involving Occidental Petroleum, and several electric vehicle transition projects.

PIEDMONT, SC— The Piedmont plant will be Isuzu’s first U.S. facility to feature a variable-model, variable-volume production system.

IMMENDINGEN, Germany—Mercedes-Benz has opened a new, state-of-the-art facility for testing automotive lighting at its Global Proving Ground here. 

GERMANTOWN, WI—The Blown-ion 250 from Enercon Industries Corp. is a high-powered plasma treater that provides uniform treatment at widths up to 1 inch in a single pass. It is ideal for cleaning, etching and functionalizing plastic, metal and composite surfaces to improve surface wettability and bonding with adhesives, form-in-place gaskets, paints, coatings and inks.

NEW DELHI— The project marks a major step in India’s aerospace ambitions, with the first ‘Made in India’ H125 expected by early 2027.

ROCKET CENTER, WV— The 113,000-square-foot facility consolidates production, assembly, testing, and shipping under one roof and is designed to deliver up to 300 advanced strike missiles annually, including the U.S. Navy’s high-speed, extended-range AARGM-ER.

LAFAYETTE, IN—The Legacy debuted in 1989 as the first Subaru manufactured outside Japan and went on to sell nearly 1.4 million units across seven generations.

DETROIT—Honda is discontinuing its Acura ZDX electric crossover, which was assembled by General Motors at its Spring Hill, Tennessee plant.