General Motors has unveiled plans to invest $4 billion in its manufacturing facilities across the United States over the next two years. This significant investment aims to boost production capacities and includes a strategic shift of some operations from Mexico to U.S. plants. GM is set to ramp up production of both gas-powered and electric vehicles, expanding facilities in Michigan, Kansas, and Tennessee. The company is also preparing to introduce the next-generation Chevy Bolt, alongside an affordable EV model, while addressing tariff pressures related to Mexican vehicle production.