GM to boost transmission production at Ohio plant

General Motors (GM) is planning to increase the transmission production at the Olyhio Toulio facility, a step that represents a transformation from its previous focus on the manufacture of the Electrical Driving Unit (EV), from Reuters.

This shift aims to support the production of light trucks collected in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and other sites.

The decision to increase production in Ohio follows reports in early April about General Motors’s plans to enhance production at the collection factory in Indiana.

This development came after US president Donald Trump announced a 25 % tariff on car imports.

A spokesman for the auto company said that the transformation of Toulido’s production in General Motors is not related to American definitions.

A spokesman for the spokesperson for the spokesman for the spokesperson for the spokesperson, “GM, will review production plans when Pushing Toledo to support the additional ability to payment units (internal combustion engine) in compatibility with the current demand in the market and the flexibility of manufacturing.”

Earlier, General Motors announced an investment of $ 760 million to convert the Toledo facility into an EV engine production center, where it was placed as the first power generation factory in the United States in the company.

However, so far, retail units have not been produced on the site.

Rob Morris, director of the Toledo Rob Morris factory, was martyred by saying in a joint note with the workers: “Compatibility with the current demand needs for demand and manufacturing in the market, the leadership made a decision to add the ability to support the currently built payment units in Toulido to obtain ICE products (internal combustion engines).”

According to an internal note, one of the driver’s unit production lines is to be transferred to a transport line, with no current updates in the future of the second drive unit unit.

Moreover, the auto manufacturer made other adjustments to its EV strategy, including delaying the start of EV truck production at the Assembly Assembly in Michigan.

General Motors’s goal to produce and sentences to 200,000 EVS in 2024 in North America had decreased, as the actual number reached 189,000 units in wholesale.

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