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GM produces the Cadillac Escalade at Arlington Assembly in Texas and both the GMC Sierra and Chevrolet Silverado are made at ...
General Motors has pivoted its Orion plant in Michigan away from an original plan to build more EVs in order to meet growing ...
GM has also announced a $632 million investment for its Fort Wayne Assembly plant in Indiana to support next-gen ICE-based light-duty truck production, $209 million for the GM Oshawa plant in ...
GM Delays Electric Pickup Truck Expansion Amid Slower Growth Orion plant conversion to move back one year to late 2025 Automaker cites shifting EV demand, planned improvements ...
General Motors Co. is investing $920 million at its Ohio Duramax operations for production of diesel engines ... The DMAX investment will support a 1.1-million square-foot expansion of a ...
General Motors is planning for the U.S. production and sale of some 1 million electric vehicles by the end of 2025, ... GM Doubles Down on EVs, Forecasts Rapid Production Expansion.
General Motors said on Tuesday it will move production of the Cadillac Escalade to a Michigan assembly plant, while adding ...
GM's truck production delay. GM is putting off the start of EV truck production at its Orion plant, where Chevrolet Bolts are being built through the end of this year, "to better manage capital ...
(RTTNews) - General Motors (GM) announced Tuesday that it plans to invest about $4 billion over the next two years in its domestic manufacturing plants to increase U.S. production of both gas and ...
GM is also involved in a joint venture with LG Energy Solution to build a $2.4 billion electric vehicle battery production facility that could be located in New Carlisle.
General Motors plans to expand production of future internal combustion engine heavy-duty truck powertrain products with a $920 million investment in its Duramax (DMAX) Brookville facility, near ...
GM's joint-venture battery plant in Tennessee quietly started what is expected to be mass production of battery cells, critical to GM's EV expansion.