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General Motors plans Lansing plant overhaul to expand hybrid production
General Motors plans to invest more than $2 billion in the Lansing area over the coming years, including $1.25 billion to prepare its Delta Township assembly plant for hybrid production. It is also seeking to redirect an approved but undisbursed $500 million federal grant. The company has not announced production or launch dates for the hybrids.
What to know
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Weaker-than-expected battery-electric demand prompted General Motors to adjust its earlier strategy, but several fully electric models remain on sale.
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General Motors is negotiating with the US Department of Energy to redirect the grant from a conversion project at another Lansing plant to hybrid production.
Why it matters
The plan reflects General Motors’ effort to adapt to changing consumer preferences and regain market share by expanding its hybrid lineup.
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