President Donald J. Trump visited Michigan’s General Motors Proving Ground to celebrate renewed auto manufacturing growth. Since taking office, Trump claims his policies have spurred record investments and job creation. General Motors invested $6 billion, including a $3 billion expansion at its Orion Township plant and an overtime shift at Flint. Ford allocated $3 billion for its BlueOval Battery Park, creating 1,700 jobs, and added a third shift at its Dearborn Truck Plant. Stellantis invested $388 million in a Michigan megahub and expanded its Detroit plant. Detroit Diesel recalled laid-off workers and added a third shift. 2025 saw the strongest new vehicle sales since 2019, with Ford and GM reporting record sales. Trump attributes the boom to tariffs on foreign vehicles and incentives for domestic production.
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