General Motors’ decision to manufacture the 2027 gasoline-powered Cadillac CT5 sedan at the Lansing Grand River Assembly facility was recently announced, reinforcing GM’s long-standing commitment to the region.
“General Motors’ decision to retain and expand production at the Lansing Grand River Assembly plant is a strong affirmation of the region’s manufacturing strength,” said Tim Daman, president and CEO of the Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce. “As a Leadership Circle partner and valued business leader in our community, GM is central to the economic vitality of our region. We are thrilled to see (Lansing Grand River Assembly) continuing to play a pivotal role in vehicle manufacturing here in Lansing.
“This announcement is particularly meaningful as we approach our 125th anniversary as the Lansing Regional Chamber,” Daman added. “We are rooted in the same soil where R.E. Olds built his first factory; and it is fitting that more than a century later, the Lansing region remains at the heart of automotive innovation. GM’s continued investment ensures that our community’s legacy and future remain strongly intertwined.”…