GM plans $100 million outlay to create premium import platform for ‘iconic’ products

June 30, 2022 02:36 PM

General Motors is forming a separate business unit in Shanghai’s Pudong New Area to expand Chinese imports of some of its most popular and profitable vehicles built and sold mostly in North America.

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