$200 Million Thailand Powertrain Plant To Build 2.5L And 2.8L Duramax Engines
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GM’s Asian operations have opened the doors to its all-new state-of-the-art Powertrain plant in Rayong, Thailand. The facility cost ฿6 billion THB (or $200 million USD) after it was all said and done, and will be responsible for the production of GM’s all new small diesel engines, which will wear the Duramax badge.
The 2.8L Duramax was featured in the next generation Chevy Colorado, when it was revealed in Bangkok earlier this year. The new Colorado will be built in a facility just next to the new engine plant.
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Nice. Thanks for posting this. Not sure that I completely understand it, but thanks for taking the time to write this out.
Question What was the Reason Chevy moved out of Thailand? Can anyone shed some light on this? What actually happened Chevy? I have a Chevy Z71 COLORADO Duramax W crew Cab. Manufacturered 5/2014 still running 2.5L Diesel engine.. How many hours will this Diesel Engine Run before It needs to be replaced? Chevy People? Thanks