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General Motors India Lays Off 1419 Workers At Its Talegaon Plant: Report
The carmaker has sent a lay-off notice to all 1419 workers over an email, and a copy of the same was provided to the secretary and president of the General Motors Employees Union.
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General Motors Faces Unexpected Bills As India-China Tensions Delay Sale Of India Plant: Report
Delays to General Motors' sale of its Indian plant to Great Wall Motor due to tensions between India and China are likely to result in hefty unplanned costs for the U.S. automaker, people familiar with the matter said.
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General Motors To Ramp Up Component Exports From India
Elaborating on the vehicle exports from India, the company is focused on ensuring that it produces high-quality vehicles for export markets.
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General Motors India Gets A New Boss; Will Help Transition Into Export Oriented Company
GM India will now only concentrate on exports and the cars continue to be built at the company's Talegaon plant in Maharashtra.
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General Motors India Shows 57 Graduate Engineer Trainees The Door. Is It Justified In Doing So?
On May 18 2017, General Motors announced that it was shutting shop in India, and winding up its sales and service network by the end of this calendar year. In fact, this announcement came just a couple of days after the new-gen Beat press drive was scheduled to take place. So no one saw this coming - not us, not the dealers and strangely none of th...
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General Motors Dealers Not Happy With Separation Package; Will Approach PMO
The Federation of Automobile Dealers (FADA) has sent a counter-agreement to General Motors India after the separation package that they announced for the dealers was rejected. FADA hopes to hear from GM soon and has also approached the PMO and other ministries to help settle the matter.
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GM 'Cheating And Misleading' Say Dealers, Seek PMO Intervention
On May 18, GM announced that it would stop selling vehicles in India as there was no turnaround in its fortunes here.
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General Motors Starts Exporting Chevrolet Beat Sedan To Latin America From India
American carmaker General Motors today started exporting the all new Chevrolet Beat sedan from Indian to Latin America. The company today loaded a consignment of 1,200 Chevrolet Beat sedans for shipping, following the start of production on June 5, 2017.
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Chevrolet's India Exit: What Happens To Your Car, Service Network And After Sales
General Motors recently announced the decision to withdraw its Chevrolet brand in India. The company will be ceasing the sale of Chevrolet cars in the country on 31st December 2017. Amidst all this, what does its decision to pull out of India mean for thousands of customers, dealers and employees? We try and answer your concerns.
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Chevrolet To Maintain Its Service Networks Across Key Locations In India
GM India will continue to honour the original vehicle warranty and provide service centre support along with 24/7 contact centre and roadside assistance support even after the sale of Chevrolet cars come to an end.
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General Motors To Lay Off 400 Employees In India
According to a source at the company, around 400 employees will be relieved off their duty and there will be a generous separation package given to them. This effectively means that GM India will be asking 8 per cent of its work force here to leave the company and that's a big number.
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Chevrolet Quits India But GM Will Keep Making Cars Here For Exports
The company will still be using India as an export hub and we will see cars being made in India and shipped out to Mexico and Central and South American markets. GM will be using its Talegaon plant for this purpose and the Halol plant in Gujarat, which ceased operations recently, will be sold to its Chinese joint venture partner SAIC Motor Corp.
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General Motors To Stop Selling Cars In India By End Of 2017, But Not Pulling Out
The decision was announced as part of a series of restructuring actions from the Detroit automaker on Thursday, and marks a significant blow to India's strategy of encouraging domestic manufacturing. GM says it would no longer market its Chevrolet brand - its only brand of cars marketed in India - despite India's promise as a market set to overtake...
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General Motors To Consider Fresh VRS Applications From Defunct Halol Plant Workers
GM has announced that they will officially re-open the deadline to submit VRS requests. This move is so that certain employees that do not wish to move to the Talegaon facility could avail of the VRS packages that were initially offered for a very specific time period. Although General Motors will once again open the window to apply for the VRS pac...
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General Motors Ceases Operations At Halol Facility
General Motors India has finally stopped operations at its Halol facility in Gujarat. The automaker had announced its decision to stop operations at in 2015 and was initially scheduled to stop operations in March 2017. But the company extended the deadline to ensure orderly transition for employees, suppliers and stakeholders.
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General Motors India Lays Off 1419 Workers At Its Talegaon Plant: Report
The carmaker has sent a lay-off notice to all 1419 workers over an email, and a copy of the same was provided to the secretary and president of the General Motors Employees Union.
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General Motors Faces Unexpected Bills As India-China Tensions Delay Sale Of India Plant: Report
Delays to General Motors' sale of its Indian plant to Great Wall Motor due to tensions between India and China are likely to result in hefty unplanned costs for the U.S. automaker, people familiar with the matter said.
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General Motors To Ramp Up Component Exports From India
Elaborating on the vehicle exports from India, the company is focused on ensuring that it produces high-quality vehicles for export markets.
-
General Motors India Gets A New Boss; Will Help Transition Into Export Oriented Company
GM India will now only concentrate on exports and the cars continue to be built at the company's Talegaon plant in Maharashtra.
-
General Motors India Shows 57 Graduate Engineer Trainees The Door. Is It Justified In Doing So?
On May 18 2017, General Motors announced that it was shutting shop in India, and winding up its sales and service network by the end of this calendar year. In fact, this announcement came just a couple of days after the new-gen Beat press drive was scheduled to take place. So no one saw this coming - not us, not the dealers and strangely none of th...
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General Motors Dealers Not Happy With Separation Package; Will Approach PMO
The Federation of Automobile Dealers (FADA) has sent a counter-agreement to General Motors India after the separation package that they announced for the dealers was rejected. FADA hopes to hear from GM soon and has also approached the PMO and other ministries to help settle the matter.
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GM 'Cheating And Misleading' Say Dealers, Seek PMO Intervention
On May 18, GM announced that it would stop selling vehicles in India as there was no turnaround in its fortunes here.
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General Motors Starts Exporting Chevrolet Beat Sedan To Latin America From India
American carmaker General Motors today started exporting the all new Chevrolet Beat sedan from Indian to Latin America. The company today loaded a consignment of 1,200 Chevrolet Beat sedans for shipping, following the start of production on June 5, 2017.
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Chevrolet's India Exit: What Happens To Your Car, Service Network And After Sales
General Motors recently announced the decision to withdraw its Chevrolet brand in India. The company will be ceasing the sale of Chevrolet cars in the country on 31st December 2017. Amidst all this, what does its decision to pull out of India mean for thousands of customers, dealers and employees? We try and answer your concerns.
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Chevrolet To Maintain Its Service Networks Across Key Locations In India
GM India will continue to honour the original vehicle warranty and provide service centre support along with 24/7 contact centre and roadside assistance support even after the sale of Chevrolet cars come to an end.
-
General Motors To Lay Off 400 Employees In India
According to a source at the company, around 400 employees will be relieved off their duty and there will be a generous separation package given to them. This effectively means that GM India will be asking 8 per cent of its work force here to leave the company and that's a big number.
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Chevrolet Quits India But GM Will Keep Making Cars Here For Exports
The company will still be using India as an export hub and we will see cars being made in India and shipped out to Mexico and Central and South American markets. GM will be using its Talegaon plant for this purpose and the Halol plant in Gujarat, which ceased operations recently, will be sold to its Chinese joint venture partner SAIC Motor Corp.
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General Motors To Stop Selling Cars In India By End Of 2017, But Not Pulling Out
The decision was announced as part of a series of restructuring actions from the Detroit automaker on Thursday, and marks a significant blow to India's strategy of encouraging domestic manufacturing. GM says it would no longer market its Chevrolet brand - its only brand of cars marketed in India - despite India's promise as a market set to overtake...
-
General Motors To Consider Fresh VRS Applications From Defunct Halol Plant Workers
GM has announced that they will officially re-open the deadline to submit VRS requests. This move is so that certain employees that do not wish to move to the Talegaon facility could avail of the VRS packages that were initially offered for a very specific time period. Although General Motors will once again open the window to apply for the VRS pac...
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General Motors Ceases Operations At Halol Facility
General Motors India has finally stopped operations at its Halol facility in Gujarat. The automaker had announced its decision to stop operations at in 2015 and was initially scheduled to stop operations in March 2017. But the company extended the deadline to ensure orderly transition for employees, suppliers and stakeholders.
