GM to lay off 200 workers at all-EV plant as it adjusts production

An unfinished vehicle moves down an assembly line. — GM is laying off about 200 workers at its all-electric Factory Zero plant in Detroit. (GENERAL MOTORS)

By:

Kalea Hall, Reuters

April 10, 2025 03:32 PM

General Motors is laying off workers at its all-electric Factory Zero plant in Detroit where it is adjusting production “to align with market dynamics,” the company said April 10.

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