Here are some models that General Motors will stop manufacturing | Companies | Business

The announcement of an aggressive restructuring plan by General Motors fell as a "bucket of cold water." The same President of the United States, Donald Trump, expressed his annoyance at the announcement of the company's payroll reduction of up to 15%.

(Trump, annoyed by the reduced staff at General Motors).

But, in addition to reducing staff, it was learned that the company will stop badembling some of its models such as the Volt, Cruze and Impala, among others.

The American company explained that it wanted to give priority to "Investments in future vehicles of their new generations of electric vehicle architectures" and he expects that, by the beginning of the next decade, "more than 75% of sales GM's global brands come from five vehicle architectures ".

Mary Barra, President and CEO of GM, said, "These measures will increase long-term benefits and cash-generating potential, further enhancing the company's strong liquidity and financial flexibility."

(General Motors announces the reduction of 15% of its staff).

The Cadillac CT6 and Buick LaCrosse will be other models to bademble in their factories.

The compact Cruze will be abandoned in the US market in 2019, Although GM can continue to produce in Mexico for other markets, according to Barra.

"We are adapting capacity to the realities of the market," added Barra.