General Motors spends $4 billion to move its main manufacturing industry back to the United States – Passionategeekz

Passionategeekz On June 16, after the United States imposed new tariffs on imported cars and parts, almost all automakers are re-adjusing production capacity and sales expectations. According to foreign media CarBuzz on the 14th, General Motors announced that it will add nearly US$4 billion to US dollars in US factories in the next two years (Passionategeekz Note: the current exchange rate is approximately RMB 28.739 billion) to be used for investment in US factories.Produce the next generation of models。

GM had discontinued its Bolt EV and Bolt EUV at its Fairfax, Kansas factory in December 2023. The factory is currently undergoing a remodeling to prepare for the Bolt series to return to the market in 2027 models. Chevrolet said the new generation of Bolt will be put into production as early as the end of this year.

Previously, GM had announced that it would reduce full-size pickup capacity in Canada and switch to its Fort Wayne plant in Indiana to expand production. The Springhill plant in Tennessee is currently responsible for productionCadillac XT5, Ruige and Vistiq Three models, a new fuel-fueled Chevrolet Trail Blazers SUV is planned to be added in 2027.

The Orien plant in Michigan has been suspended from renovation since 2023. The production line originally planned for electric pickups has been adjusted and is expected to be put into production of full-size fuel SUVs and pickups in early 2027. General Motors will still be produced at the “Factory Zero” factory in Michigan, including the Chevrolet Silverado EV, GMC Sierra EV, Hummer EV, and Cadillac Eliminate IQ electric SUV.

“The information released this time is not just investment figures,” GM President Mark Ruth said.It also reflects the value of American workers ——The cars they make not only make themselves proud, but also win the recognition of consumers. Traveling all over the United States, we can see with our own eyes the scale of our production system and the economic driving effect on communities and countries. ”

Mary Bora, CEO of GM, added: “We firmly believe that future transportation changes will be driven by the innovation and manufacturing capabilities of the United States. Today’s statement once again shows that we will continue to build cars locally in the United States and support employment for American workers. Our goal is to provide consumers with more options and create a diverse model they truly love.”

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