$1 billion is saved for the Wentzville, Missouri, plant that will assemble the cutting edge models. Cutting edge Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon creation is waiting in Wentzville, Missouri. General Motors said on Friday that it will contribute $1.5 billion for its medium size pickups, and $1 billion is reserved for the Missouri-based creation plant. The automaker explicitly said it isn't sharing any insights regarding the following pickup trucks right now, so no news on that front. In any case, the speculation gives enormous employer stability to a huge number of laborers utilized at the plant. As indicated by GM, the plant representatives 4,268 specialists. This venture will "hold around 4,000" producing employments at the office, the automaker said in its declaration. This venture was certainly not a no surprises experience, be that as it may. Missouri state legislators thought about a choice not long ago to pass a $50 million tax cut for GM. The arrangement was to bait the automaker and keep truck generation in the state. In the long run, the tax cut passed. While the Colorado and Canyon are the expensive vehicles made in Wentzville, the plant likewise constructs the Chevy Express and GMC Savana work vans. There was no notice of what's coming up for the vans in the declaration and GM didn't quickly react when requested data on their prospects at the plant. The $1 billion venture will cover moves up to paint shop, body shop and general gathering territory. GM didn't get any longer explicit than that, however said new machines, transports and tooling are altogether arranged.