The Indiana Economic Development Corp. offered General Motors more than $5 million in infrastructure assistance and training grants based on the expansion plans. The Indiana Department of Transportation will also allocate up to $4.6 million to assist Allen County with public infrastructure efforts.

General Motors honored local supply chain company, Kem Krest Corporation, as one of its best global suppliers during its 23rd annual Supplier of the Year awards ceremony last month in Detroit. CEO Mary Barra and other GM executives recognized 78 suppliers (out of 20,000) from around the world to receive the award for going above …read more.

General Motors’ Fort Wayne Assembly Plant – home of the regular and double-cab Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra – ranks No. 5 among the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s top 30 generators of onsite green power. The assembly plant generates its renewable energy onsite from methane captured from decomposing trash in a nearby landfill, powering 43 …read more.

Governor Mike Pence spent the day at the 2015 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit, strengthening relationships with automotive industry leaders and showcasing Indiana as home of the second largest automotive sector in the United States. “It’s easy to see Indiana’s role in the global automotive industry at events like the North American …read more.

General Motors is recalling nearly 1.2 million SUVs for defective side air bags. The Detroit, Mich., automaker has also recalled a total of about 364,000 commercial vans and Cadillac sedans for separate problems. GM is facing multiple investigations over its handling of a recall of more than 1.6 million small cars for defective ignition switches. …read more.