GM to restart Colorado, Canyon output; crossover plants remain idle

The Colorado pickup is built at GM's plant in Wentzville, Mo.

September 23, 2021 03:45 PM

DETROIT — General Motors plans to restart production at its midsize pickup plant in Missouri next week, as planned, while seven other of the automaker's plants in North America remain idle, in part because of the global microchip shortage.

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