General Motors invests in upgrading two power plants

GM’s Bedford Power Systems facility in Indiana, USA, will receive a $32 million investment that will support the production of GM’s eight-speed transmissions and small-displacement engines. At present, Bedford Power Systems currently has 405 workers.

It is understood that GM’s power plant in Toledo, Ohio, USA, produces gearboxes for GM’s Buick and Chevrolet models. The company will receive an investment of 83 million U.S. dollars, and the investment will be mainly used to increase the speed of the six-speed transmission. Box capacity. At present, the Toledo Power Plant has about 1,600 employees.

U.S. General Motors Corp. announced that it will invest US$129 million in two powertrain manufacturing plants in Ohio and Indiana, an investment that was previously announced by General Motors Corp. Part of the total investment plan. In addition, General Motors also plans to invest between 15 million and 20 million U.S. dollars in the Wyoming parts factory in Michigan, which will add about 60 jobs to the factory.