Citing a slowdown in EV sales, the company is ramping up internal combustion product plants in Michigan, Kansas, and Tennessee.
General Motors is investing about $4 billion in U.S. manufacturing to expand production of internal combustion engine vehicles amid slower-than-expected electric vehicle sales.
On June 10, the Detroit automaker announced plans to expand finished vehicle production at facilities in Michigan, Kansas, and Tennessee. In a statement, GM said those upgrades will allow those three production facilities to increase their combined output by about 2 million vehicles annually.
