If the investments for the new Impala are happening now for the 10 million square-foot facility, that should pin the Impala’s launch somewhere around early 2013, with late 2012 being optimistic.
We salute GM for their efforts in keeping its Volt consumers calm, cool and safe from charring.
We do know that the plant will be in line for a total of $419 million and 1,700 new jobs. With numbers like that, The General seems to have something special in store for the facility. But what will be built there?
General Motors and its local joint venture partner UzAvtosanoat have officially cut the red tape for a brand-spanking-new Powertrain facility in Uzbekistan.
The company will create or retain roughly 275 jobs in the process.
The announcement of the investment is also the last one that will be a part of GM’s $2 billion nationwide plan that will create or retain 4,000 jobs in 17 facilities in the United States.
Currently, the plant and its present staff of 679 employees build transmissions for the GM Lambda trio of crossovers.
These cables include several matters between GM and governments from all over the world, such as those of China and Germany as well as the United States.
Wentzville currently manufactures the GMC Savana and Chevy Express vans. But what may necessitate the addition of 2,000 extra workers?
The 2.8L Duramax was featured in the next generation Chevy Colorado, when it was revealed in Bangkok earlier this year.
Just before General Motors entered bankruptcy, it received $17 million in FastTrack job training incentive grants from the State of Tennessee that was meant to preserve 4,000 jobs within the Spring Hill assembly plant.
The investment will be used towards increasing the production capacity for both plants.
The Green Zone is the result of GM Ventures’ $7.5 million investment in Sunlogics, which is a solar panel manufacturing and development company, and possesses the capacity to charge a Chevrolet Volt up to 4,500 times a year.
In total, the state of Michigan is currently designated for $744 million of The General’s $2 billion nationwide investment plan announced earlier this year.
According to the Detroit Free Press, General Motors will be announcing a $300 million investment for its assembly plant in Flint, Mich. for the next generation of full-sized pickups due out in 2013.
This is the second round of investment for the Toledo, OH and Bedford, IN plants, while a first the plant in Wyoming, MI since GM announced its plan to invest $2 billion into facilities nationwide.
Maybe it’s all smoke and mirrors. But as it stands, the Adelaide plant seems to be in some serious trouble.
General Motors Ventures, LLC, GM’s innovative venture capital subsidiary, will be investing $6 million in South Carolina-based Proterra Inc., a maker of lightweight, zero-emission commercial transit buses.
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