The investment paves the way for the redesigned Chevrolet Silverado 1500 and GMC Sierra 1500 to be built at Fort Wayne Assembly car auto cars
for its next-generation full-size SUVs and now the company is turning its attention to full-size pickups.
As part of this effort, the automaker will invest $632 million into Fort Wayne Assembly for production of the next-generation ofwith internal combustion engines. GM is keeping details under wraps, but said the money will be used for “new conveyors, tooling and equipment in the plant’s body and general assembly areas.”
The Indiana plant employs nearly 4,000 people who build more than 1,300 trucks every day. The facility currently makes the Chevrolet Silverado 1500 andGM Says ICE ICE Baby, Will Build New Generation Of Gas-Powered Full-Size SUVs In Texas GM’s Executive Vice President of Global Manufacturing and Sustainability said, “Today we are announcing a significant investment to continue our industry-leading full-size truck business by preparing Fort Wayne Assembly to build the next-generation ICE full-size light-duty pickups.” Gerald Johnson added, “This investment reflects our commitment to our loyal truck customers and the hard work of the dedicated Fort Wayne team.
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