GM is shuttering the Brownstown Battery Assembly Plant, though the closure has nothing to do with the automaker's electrification strategy.
GM to close Detroit battery assembly plant, but not for reasons you might think
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Key takeaways
GM is closing a Detroit battery plant due to an expiring lease, not EV strategy changes.
- GM's Brownstown plant closed as lease ended, not due to EV plans.
- Employees will move to other GM facilities, but locations are undisclosed.
- GM continues EV production and research despite federal policy changes.
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