General Motors is investing $854 million in four plants to support V8 engine production for the coming years even as it prepares to transform into an all-electric automaker.
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The money will go toward engine and parts manufacturing at Flint Engine Operations and Bay City GPS in Michigan, Defiance Operations in Ohio and Rochester Operations in New York.An additional $64 million has been earmarked for electric vehicle component production at Defiance and Rochester, part of $35 billion it plans to spend on EVs and autonomous technology through 2025.
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