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Pandemics and semiconductor chip shortages are both good and bad for business, automakers are finding. Both have caused production cuts, but the silver lining of leaner inventory is fewer incentives, higher average transaction prices, and strong first-quarter earnings. General Motors reported net income of $3 billion and pretax adjusted earnings of $4.4 billion on $32.5

General Motors Company first quarter 2021 earnings are headlined by 3 billion in income on $32.5 billion in revenue. See complete GM Q1 2021 earnings details.

General Motors FedEx Express is slated to be first customer of BrightDrop EV600, to be produced in Ingersoll, ON, Canada. GM Expanding Canada Ops For EV Delivery Vans GM will build electric vans for Federal Express in Ingersoll, ON, for its Bright Drop commercial vehicle venture. The Oshawa plant now being renovated will begin building fullsize pickups late this year rather than in the first part of 2022, Barra says. Despite a semiconductor shortage that will curb th...

General Motors draws criticism with announcement of $1B electric vehicle plant investment in Mexico GM logo and last updated 2021-04-29 20:17:58-04 (WXYZ) — The United Auto Workers is blasting an announcement by General Motors that they are investing more than $1 billion in a new paint plant in Mexico. General Motors announced the investment in the Arizpe Ramos Manufacturing Complex in a Spanish language press release on their GM Mexico website. The press release states that the goal is to...

General Motors To Invest $1 Bln In Mexico To Produce Electric Vehicles MEXICO CITY (dpa-AFX) - General Motors announced it will invest more than $1 billion in its most strategic plant in Mexico, the Ramos Arizpe Manufacturing Complex. The auto giant is planning to inaugurate a new state-of-the-art technology Painting Plant there, which will start operations in June 2021. Apart from the new painting unit, the automaker will use part of the investment to prepare the Complex for an expansion in th...

GM Will Build EVs In Mexico, UAW Calls It A Slap In The Face Jalopnik 1 day ago © Photo: Bill Pugliano (Getty Images) The United Auto Workers union is none too pleased with General Motors’s big investment in a Mexican plant, Volkswagen may be approaching its day of reckoning for its dumb Voltswagen joke, and Stellantis is bringing in a friend from France. All this and more in this Friday edition of The Morning Shift for April 30, 2021. 1st Gear: GM’s Spending $1 Billion To Build EVs In ...

Sponsored Links The United Auto Workers union has come out in opposition of General Motors’ recent $1 billion investment at its Ramos Arizpe plant in Mexico, calling the decision to make such a major investment in a foreign country a “slap in the face” for U.S. taxpayers and the American workforce. The American automaker announced the Ramos Arizpe investment this week, which will transform the facility into a state-of-the-art electric vehicle production facility. Ramos Arizpe will be GM�...

GM Announces $1 Billion EV Investment In Mexico Apr 29, 2021 at 7:03pm ET ++ Will it produce electric Chevrolet (and Honda) SUVs? General Motors announced more than a $1 billion investment in the Ramos Arizpe Manufacturing Complex in Mexico, where it currently produces Chevrolet Blazer and Equinox, as well as engines and transmissions. The plan is to expand the plant to start the production of electric cars in 2023 (on top of existing conventional mo...

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DBusiness Magazine Land of Opportunity Can a red-hot industrial market in the region, driven by nearly unsatiable demand for mobility, e-commerce, and R&D facilities, finally bring about a renaissance in Detroit? Fair Deal: An architectural rendering of Amazon’s Detroit Fulfillment Center to be built on the site of the former Michigan State Fairgrounds near Woodward Avenue and Eight Mile Road. // Courtesy of Amazon With the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic last March, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer i...