General Motors' CFO Paul Jacobson made the remarks last week at the Deutsche Bank Global Auto Industry Conference.

The new investment will not reduce any production in North America and does not include previously announced U.S. investment as part of UAW contracts.

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The investments will allow for plants located in Kansas, Michigan, and Tennessee to expand its production of its most popular vehicles by 2 million.

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