Good news for those who work at General Motors’ Spring Hill plant. GM will add a third vehicle to its production lineup at Spring Hill plant next year. It was announced on the same day of the company’s announcement of a sweeping $6 billion cost-cutting plan across the country.
A General Motors spokeswoman said a future Cadillac crossover will be produced in Spring Hill.
Bringing in a third vehicle provides the assembly plant with another model to fill production capacity. The plant already produces the crossover Cadillac XT5 and GMC Acadia midsize SUV. It is scaled to assemble more than 250,000 vehicles per year
The Detroit-based automaker on Monday announced plans to slash 15 percent of its salaried workforce, ceasing production at five plants in North America and discontinuing several passenger car models.
The move comes as the automaker prioritizes self-driving cars and electric vehicles, in addition to bigger vehicles that are outselling sedans.
