Faraday Future To Build Vehicles At Former GM South Korea Plant
Faraday Future is a little-known American EV startup.
Read More »Faraday Future is a little-known American EV startup.
Read More »The suppliers lost work after GM Korea closed its plant in Gunsan.
Read More »South Korean parts supplier MS Autotech will build EVs for Chinese automaker Future Mobility Corporation.
Read More »The plant will instead increase production of the new Chevrolet Blazer.
Read More »GM Korea has unceremoniously killed off three of its compact models, with only one confirmed for replacement.
Read More »The worker was 47-years-old and had applied for GM's redundancy program.
Read More »GM will close its Gunsan plant by May 2018 as the first step in restructuring its operations in the country.
Read More »South Korean representatives and officials weren't expecting the bombshell news.
Read More »The protests may include a strike and a sit-in rally at GM Korea headquarters.
Read More »General Motors clarified that the Korean plant shutdown has everything to do with the country and not with the United States.
Read More »GM announced the shut down as part of the first step in restructuring its South Korean operations.
Read More »The road ahead might get quite bumpy, if not downright rough.
Read More »GM Korea posted a $469.9 million loss last year.
Read More »And attain a market share of over 10 percent.
Read More »Currently, half of GM manufacturing sights have wildlife habitats on location.
Read More »GM Korea produced much of the Chevrolet models sold in the European market.
Read More »GM Korea agreed to a wage increase for workers.
Read More »GM Korea and its union have been dealing with a standoff of some time now.
Read More »Today South Korean unions will decide whether to strike at GM Korea's plants.
Read More »It might only be a few years before a South Korean plant closes.
Read More »Is General Motors going cease Korean vehicle production entirely?
Read More »Such is the nature of a global economy.
Read More »Manufacturing will instead be moved to Europe and China.
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