General Motors (GM) is ramping up production of ICE transmissions at its Toledo, Ohio, plant, scaling back its prior push ...

The move is aimed at supporting the production of light-duty trucks assembled in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and other locations.

Despite the market uncertainty caused the Trump administration’s import tariffs, GM has no intention to move production of ...

A production line for electric drive units at the Toledo Propulsion Systems plant will turn into internal combustion engines, ...

American automotive manufacturing company has received approval from motorsports ruling body FIA to become a Formula One ...

Big changes are coming to General Motors Toledo Propulsion Systems, and what kind of parts the employees make.

The transmission plant supports production of light-duty trucks made in Fort Wayne, Indiana, along with other facilities.

GM informed workers at the Toledo Propulsion Systems plant of the changes on Wednesday. The plant recently got a $760 million ...

The additional capacity will not impact headcount, as roles dedicated to battery-propulsion systems will be reallocated to ...

General Motors is shifting focus to increase production of gasoline vehicle transmissions at its Toledo facility. Read more.

Relocating production lines takes years of planning and construction and requires massive amounts of space and capital.