GM Cuts 1,300 Michigan Jobs as Camaro and Bolt Production Ends
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General Motors (GM) is laying off 1,300 workers at two Michigan auto factories in early January. The Orion Assembly plant, which currently produces the Chevrolet Bolt EV, will be converted for electric truck production starting in late 2025, resulting in 945 layoffs. Additionally, 350 workers at the Lansing Grand River plant will be laid off due to the end of Chevrolet Camaro production. GM has delayed production of electric pickup trucks at the Orion plant by a year. The affected employees will be offered positions at other factories. GM shares closed down 1.4% at $35.73 on Friday.
- GM laying off 1,300 workers at Michigan plants that made Bolt EV, Camaro New York Post
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- GM to lay off 1,300 Michigan workers as vehicles end production CNBC
- Over 350 GM employees at Lansing Grand River plant to be laid off WILX
- GM to lay off 1,300 workers in Michigan as Chevy ends Camaro, Bolt production The Hill
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