GM plans to build Cadillac small car in Lansing
LANSING, Mich. — General Motors Co. has announced plans to spend $190 million to build a new Cadillac small car at its Lansing Grand River plant.
The automaker said today it will add 600 jobs and a second shift to produce the new vehicle in the city about 80 miles west-northwest of Detroit.
Lansing Grand River was built in 2001 and is GM's second-newest U.S. assembly plant. The plant makes Cadillac CTS and STS as well as their V-series performance versions.
