A United Auto Workers leader has revealed that General Motors’ Fairfax Assembly plant in Kansas is scaling back electric vehicle production significantly, with plans to build just 35,000 EVs instead of the previously announced 150,000. The shift raises questions about the automaker’s EV expansion strategy amid industry-wide adjustments to demand and manufacturing capacity. Industry observers are likely examining whether this reduction reflects broader challenges in scaling up electric vehicle production or a strategic pivot in GM’s long-term plans. The announcement comes as automakers navigate shifting market priorities and supply chain realities.
A media report quotes a UAW leader as saying GM’s Fairfax Assembly in plant is Kansas is on track to build just 35,000 EVs versus 150,000. See link below ⬇️ 📸 Provided by Chevrolet facebook.com
