General Motors To Build Hybrid GMC And Chevrolet Pickup Trucks This Fall
Read 43,651 TimesPosted Jun 30, 2008, 1:00 ET by Jason
  |   Permalink  |  Print  |  Email to Friend  |  
More in: Chevrolet, Engine, Fuel, General Motors, GMC, Hybrid

CBC announced that General Motors have made the decision to build hybrid pickup trucks at their Oshawa, Ontario plant this fall but are still on schedule to close the truck plant next year. "After careful consideration, GM has decided to launch the new Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra Hybrid production operations at the Oshawa truck plant" stated GM spokesman Stew Low. Low also added during the conference "this does not impact the decision to cease operations at the plant in 2009 or sooner, depending on market conditions". The closure of the Ontario plant next year will also eliminate 2,600 jobs. No further details have been released.





Discuss now in our forums: Chevy/GMC   Diesel Engines   Fuel Systems

Related Articles

Hybrid News From Ford & GM
New Product: GMC Canyon/Chevy Colorado 2/3 Drop Kit
Honda Considers Launching Hybrid Truck
2005 GMC Sierra 1500 Hybrid Review
Ford Delivers First Hybrid SUV
Spice up Your Truck's Rearend
The Hummer H3?
The SSR Blackbird 425
Friday Beerblog: H2 Limo Project
Ford, GM to Lower Production in 2005



Truckblog Monthly Newsletter
Subscribe to the Truckblog Monthly Newsletter now to receive
the latest that Truckblog has to offer for your truck and SUV!

CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE NOW!

Please read our Privacy Policy

 
                               
                                       
Please visit our supporting sponsors. Advertise here!