GM Plans to Ramp Up Plants With Dealers Running Low on Pickups
Pickup truck frames sit on the assembly line at the General Motors Co. plant in Flint, Michigan in 2019.
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General Motors Co.’s North American assembly plants have overcome initial parts-supply challenges and will boost production next week.
Three U.S. factories building mid- and full-size pickups will operate on three shifts starting June 1, the automaker said in a statement Thursday. GM has been running just one shift at the facilities and was unable to increase output this week because supply of parts from Mexico was constrained.