GM Investing Over $1 Billion to Boost Heavy-Duty Truck Production

GM plans to invest $1 billion in Flint, Michigan plants to increase manufacturing of gas and diesel heavy-duty trucks.
$788 million will go towards expanding and upgrading the Flint Assembly plant for new heavy-duty truck production.
$233 million will be used to upgrade the Flint Metal Center to support the new truck production.
Despite GM's pledge to sell only electric vehicles by 2035, the company continues investing in traditional vehicles like the Silverado and Sierra trucks.
The investment comes as GM and the UAW union prepare to negotiate a new contract, with talks expected to focus on transitioning workers to electric vehicle production.