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GM to invest $920M to prep Ohio engine plant for future production

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A GM spokesperson told Automotive News that the automaker plans to move current employees at the Moraine facility (pictured here) to Brookville as production there scales up. (GM)
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By:
Lindsay VanHulle
June 19, 2023 06:21 PM

General Motors plans to spend $920 million to expand its DMAX engine operation near Dayton, Ohio, and prepare for future production of internal combustion powertrain products for heavy-duty trucks.

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