General Motors plans to expand and spend US$37.5m at its Lansing Delta Township (LDT) plant.
The Detroit News said the company is planning to build “several body shop and general assembly additions to support operations” at the plant.
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Plant spokesperson Erin Davis said: “GM is developing a business case for a potential future investment at LDT Assembly. An investment would fund facility improvements aimed at strengthening the plant’s manufacturing capability.”
For the expansion, GM is seeking a tax abatement of about $2m over 12 years from Lansing. After the abatement, the expansion is expected to generate $4m in new taxes over the period.
The plant manufactures Buick Enclave, GMC Acadia and Chevrolet Traverse SUVSs.
