GM EV plans win $824 million in incentives from Michigan

General Motors plans to invest $4 billion to add 3 million square feet of manufacturing space to its Orion Assembly plant on Giddings Road in Orion Township for the assembly of full-size electric pickup trucks. (John F. Martin for General Motors/John F. Martin for General Motors)

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January 25, 2022 02:09 PM

General Motors and battery maker LG Energy Solution won tax incentives exceeding $824 million for up to $7 billion in new capital investment expanding GM's EV and battery production in Michigan.

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