GM Plans to Close and Repurpose Two Plants That Were Intended to Help the Automaker Pivot From Combustion Engines
The automaker is shifting away from EV battery production as it absorbs billions in losses and weakens output at the 480,000-square-foot site.
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GM Plans to Close and Repurpose Two Plants That Were Intended to Help the Automaker Pivot from Combustion Engines
Amid dwindling EV demand, GM is closing its Brownstown Battery Assembly plant and repurposing another plant that was meant for hydrogen fuel cell development.
GM will close the Brownstown battery assembly plant because the end of the rental contract is approaching, according to the company. The firm ensures that the decision does not respond to a change in its electric vehicle strategy and that it will move both the staff and the work of the installation to other centers.
GM is Closing the Brownstown Battery Plant That Makes Batteries and Drive Units for the Corvette's X Models
General Motors announced its plant to decommission the Brownstown Battery Assembly Plant next summer. The plant makes batteries and electric drive units for the Corvette X models. Continue reading GM is Closing the Brownstown Battery Plant That Makes Batteries and Drive Units for the Corvette’s X Models at Corvette: Sales, News & Lifestyle.
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