General Motors ha anunciado una inversi\u00f3n de $300 millones para su planta de montaje de Orion Township, Michigan. La inversi\u00f3n se destina a la producci\u00f3n de un nuevo veh\u00edculo el\u00e9ctrico Chevrolet como parte de un impulso total de $1,8BN.<\/p>\n
En un principio estaba previsto que el nuevo Chevrolet el\u00e9ctrico se fabricara fuera de EE.UU., pero GM cambi\u00f3 los planes para utilizar las instalaciones existentes en Orion Township con la arquitectura del Bolt EV. La medida deber\u00eda respaldar las disposiciones del acuerdo propuesto entre Estados Unidos, M\u00e9xico y Canad\u00e1.<\/p>\n
La informaci\u00f3n sobre el producto y el calendario del nuevo Chevrolet se dar\u00e1n a conocer m\u00e1s cerca de su producci\u00f3n. \"Este nuevo veh\u00edculo el\u00e9ctrico de Chevrolet es otro paso positivo hacia nuestro compromiso con un futuro totalmente el\u00e9ctrico\", declar\u00f3 la presidenta y consejera delegada de General Motors, Mary Barra. Expres\u00f3 su entusiasmo por la creaci\u00f3n de 400 nuevos puestos de trabajo en la planta de Orion Township, lo que supondr\u00eda un aumento de m\u00e1s de un tercio de su plantilla actual.<\/p>\n
Tambi\u00e9n se anunci\u00f3 una inversi\u00f3n total de $1.800 millones en todas sus operaciones de fabricaci\u00f3n en EE.UU., que, seg\u00fan General Motors, a\u00f1adir\u00e1 700 nuevos puestos de trabajo y apoyar\u00e1 otros 28.000 empleos en seis estados. Estas inversiones afectan a las instalaciones de Spring Hill (Tennessee), Lansing Delta Township (Michigan) y Romulus (Michigan).<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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The news comes after restructuring plans last November<\/a> left many GM workers unsure of their jobs. A total of 2,800 hourly employees have been impacted by GM’s restructuring plans but GM claims it has now created 2,700 openings across its U.S. manufacturing plants. It appears that the move to electric mobility has initiated a lot of movement with 1,100 employees having been moved to other GM plants, while several hundred more being placed in new jobs. Besides, 1,200 employees are eligible for retirement.<\/p>\n GM boss Barra during an announcement at the Orion Township plant with employees, elected officials and community leaders said that “GM will continue to invest in our U.S. operations where we see opportunities for growth.”<\/p>\n Michigan, USA, has had its fair share of investment in electric mobility recently, with General Motors competitor Ford announcing a $900 million investment in electric cars in Michigan just days ago.<\/a><\/p>\n