Ford Motor Company plans to expand U.S. production of Lincoln vehicles beginning in 2030 and eventually stop importing vehicles from China for the luxury brand’s American customers.

The Dearborn, Michigan-based automaker said Wednesday that the expansion is expected to generate thousands of direct and indirect U.S. jobs. Ford did not disclose how much it plans to invest or identify the plants that would receive the additional production.

The move would mark a shift for Lincoln’s U.S. lineup, which currently includes the China-built Nautilus.

The redesigned Nautilus is assembled at the Changan Ford plant in Hangzhou, China, and exported to the…

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