On the Dash: GM announced more than $432 million in new investments across two U.S. manufacturing facilities. The automaker is investing $157 million in Wentzville Assembly and more than $275 million at Spring Hill. The projects support plant modernization, future vehicle programs and GM’s broader $9 billion U.S. manufacturing commitment for 2026. General Motors (GM) has announced over $432 million in new investments for its manufacturing facilities in Wentzville, Missouri, and Spring Hill, Tennessee, as part of the company’s broader strategy of committing multibillion-dollar investments to strengthen U.S. production. This year, the Detroit automaker plans to spend approximately $9 billion on U.S. manufacturing and over $7 billion on U.S. research…
