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GM has been investing in its Fort Wayne facility ... The company said that investment helps strengthen its industry-leading full-size truck business. The news comes shortly after Hyundai ...

The GM’s Fort Wayne facility is expected to add between 225 and 250 jobs as part of a line-speed increase. Credit: gyn9037/Shutterstock. General Motors (GM) is planning to increase production of ...

GM CEO Mary Barra had hinted at the possibility of increasing the output of trucks in the United States during GM's January earnings call in response to tariffs. Automakers in the United States ...

That'd be about 65 jobs per hour, up from 55, LeTourneau said. GM isn't adjusting any production schedules at this time at other plants, including at Oshawa Assembly in Ontario that also builds ...

General Motors (GM) is boosting light-duty truck production at its Fort Wayne, Indiana, assembly plant. This decision came amid rising trade tensions due to the 25% tariffs on imported vehicles ...

GM CEO Mary Barra had hinted at the possibility of increasing the output of trucks in the United States during GM's January earnings call in response to tariffs. Automakers in the United States ...

But where does this leave heavy-duty pickup customers? Traditionally, GM, Ford and Ram have duked it out for dominance in the pickup truck market, which remains one of the most profitable sectors ...

While celebrating 2024 milestones, automotive’s Big Three truck makers, Ford ... Costabile attributes that success to GM’s wide range of products, which offer “a vehicle for every industry ...