GM to invest more than $1 billion in two Flint, Michigan, plants to build heavy-duty trucks
The company will invest $233 million in the Flint metal center for new stamping dies to support production of its next-generation ICE heavy-duty trucks, as well as press refurbishments and new equipment.
But amid the euphoria of getting the $1 billion investment, workers are still a little concerned about what happens after the end of the decade as GM switches to electric passenger vehicles.United Auto WorkersHe’s happy that the plant’s future is secure for at least seven to 10 years, and said it will adapt to changes as it always has done.
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