GM Halting Production At Gravataà Plant For A Month
The facility’s workers will get collective vacation time.
Read More »The facility’s workers will get collective vacation time.
Read More »And one of them carries a familiar nameplate.
Read More »Getting ready to build an all-new crossover.
Read More »Gearing up to build an all-new Chevy vehicle.
Read More »New standard powertrain and OnStar availablity.
Read More »It could feature a hybrid powertrain.
Read More »An all-new model is planned for the facility.
Read More »The facility was closed for several weeks due to heavy rain.
Read More »Second stoppage so far this year.
Read More »New styling, new tech and an improved engine on deck.
Read More »Scheduled plant adjustments cited for the downtime.
Read More »The facility currently builds the popular Chevy Onix.
Read More »The country’s new entry-level Chevy.
Read More »It would become the brand’s new entry-level utility vehicle in South America.
Read More »Following a $428M investment to modernize the region’s assembly plant.
Read More »Frugal engine, good aerodynamics, low-friction tires.
Read More »Driven by the highly popular Chevy Onix and Tracker.
Read More »Just as the nameplate is celebrating its 10th anniversary.
Read More »Supporting the upcoming launch of the next-generation Chevy Montana pickup.
Read More »GM is using its global GEM platform to good effect.
Read More »Bringing the popular subcompact down to a more affordable price point.
Read More »The Onix is imported into Mexico from GM's Chinese Dong Yue plant.
Read More »A new entry-level powertrain is available in the Onix as well.
Read More »More victims of the microchip shortage.
Read More »It partially has to do with the Onix's success.
Read More »Onix production in Mexico ended earlier this month.
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