Pirelli plans to invest roughly $1.2 billion in its Rome, Georgia factory. Production capacity will reach around 6 million tires annually by 2033. The expansion is expected to create approximately 1,000 new jobs. Pirelli is placing a rather substantial bet on American manufacturing. The Italian tire maker has approved a roughly €1 billion ($1.2 billion) investment in its Rome, Georgia factory, with plans to dramatically increase production and create around 1,000 new jobs. The expansion will begin in 2027 and run through 2033, eventually giving the facility capacity to produce approximately 6 million car tires annually. This move is significant beyond production plans, but Pirelli isn’t planning on making everyday tires in this factory. Instead, it’ll focus on its premium, technology-focused options, including its connected Cyber Tire. That checks out considering how expensive American labor can be, including tariffs. Read: Pirelli Just...