Investment will prepare four GM plants for production of 6th generation small block V8 and EV components
GM says it will invest $579m to prepare the Flint Engine Operations plant in Michigan to assemble its 6th generation family of Small Block V8 gas engines along with the related block, crank and head machining. Work at the facility will begin immediately and the plant will continue building the 3.0L turbo-diesel during the renovations.
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