Visitors are spotted at General Motors’ World Headquarters office fee in Detroit’s Renaissance Center.
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General Motors is expected to announce on Tuesday significant investments to expand the production of electric vehicles in the factories of Spring Hill, Tennessee and potentially other sites.
GMA said in a statement Monday that it plans to make a “major U.S. manufacturing investment announcement” on Tuesday. The Detroit News reports that the automaker plans to start building the Cadillac Lyric electric SUV at its Spring Hill, Tenny plant. Industry Topcast Solutions, which tracks the industry’s production plans, said it expects lyric production by the end of 2022.
GM will shift the production of vehicles to other plants, resulting in new investments in other locations. Auto Toforcast Solutions said it expects to also announce some electric vehicle production for a factory in Mexico.
U.S. Automaker plans to invest in factories in U.S. There are two weeks left in the presidential election campaign. US President Donald Trump and Democratic rival Joe Biden are competing for the support of auto workers in the Midwestern swing states.
GM chief executive Mary Barra has outlined plans to invest 20 billion in new electric vehicles and electric vehicle battery technology by 2025.
Auto Tomcare GMC Hummer EV electric pickup truck, an automatic robotaxi and other vehicles to make its det. plans to over billion billion dollars and re-charge its Detroit-Ham Tram Factory.
On Friday, the plant was formally re-launched as “Factory Zero”, referring to Bara’s goal of “zero crash, zero emissions and zero congestion.”
GM currently manufactures its electric Chevrolet Bolt at a large assembly plant in the northern suburbs of Detroit.
At the same time, GM is investing in its large, gasoline-fueled pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles, meeting a large part of the electric tomer’s need for funding for its electric vehicle programs.
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