General Motors production expansion due to Trump's tariffs
General Motors plans to expand production at its plant in Indiana due to President Trump's tariffs on foreign-made cars. The automaker will increase production of light-duty trucks at the Fort Wayne Assembly Plant and hire several hundred temporary workers.
Key Points
- President Trump announced a 25 percent tariff on foreign-made cars
- GM to increase production at Fort Wayne Assembly Plant in Indiana
- United Auto Workers (UAW) support Trump's auto tariffs
Pros
- Increased production of light-duty trucks
- Creation of several hundred temporary jobs
- Support for American auto industry