Producing the New Massive Chevrolet Heavy Duty Trucks - USA Assembly Plant
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- On this feature of the FRAME, we explore the Production line of Heavy-duty trucks by General Motors. Stay tuned to learn more about the production technology of the Silverado and the magnificent Hummer EV from Factory Zero.
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![Amazing process of Manufacturing CHEVROLET - US General Motors Factory [Mass Production line]](/img/n.gif)
No one in major manufacturing wants to hear it, but the US market needs a pick up truck similar to the Japanese Kei trucks that a few people are importing. We had them 50 years ago with those little trucks made by Datsun and Toyota. Even a Chevy S10 sized truck would be good. It will surprise many, but there is a market for a truck that doesn't cost $70K, doesn't need a step ladder to enter, and can carry a couple sheets of plywood even if they lay across the top of the box. Ya know, an actual functional truck, not a rich boyz toy.
My 2016 was built there. I bought it january 18th of 16 and it now has 91223 miles on it. Just one set of tires and complete brake job and just maintenance besides that it has been a great truck! I plan on having it at least another 7 years. Then plan is give it to my son for his first vehicle.
I cannot imagine doing the exact same thing every day, all day, for decades.
15:10 Just imagine how many trucks they could built if they got someone to help that dude put those stickers on. Prolly making $50 an hr. :D
Wow do the same thing day in day out for years what a life.
One of these days the picture is going to be in chronological order with the description (text)
My 2020 Silverado was built here 🤙🏾
Last truck in the field is my truck....black high country 2500 HD.....love my truck
Had a 21 Ram Laramie and wasnt too crazy about it
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@2:19 *Someone is gonna be pissed after spending $50k on a truck only to find out they put the tailgate on upside down!*
Peep the freight liner behind the 10 lug Chevy at 10:56
Robots don't pay taxes. Tax robot labor.
Engineers at chevy have nothing to say??
Was hoping the engineers would say they have fixed all the problems With the chevy truck.
1. Transmission.
2. Oil pressure Sensor.
3.lifters.
4.dash lights
5.Airbag
Did they really just call it a GMC Silverado?
It must be a job requirement that workers move as slow as humanly possible. No wonder new vehicles cost so much.
5:05 "The GMC Silverado..."
You couldn't do proper journalism?
What is B I W means??
*Look at all those Chinese robots, assembling that recycled Chinese steel into the “massive new Chevy trucks” in that American plant!*
Initial shot looks like a Ford.....i guess since they've been copying most everything else Ford lately, why not.
when i become rich i will come here and ask them to build new c10 for me with 454 engine
I saw about 20 to 25 human beings in this plant during this entire process. AI is here and in full swing, people. And China, owns the AI. Just remember that.
What kind of conspiracy theory is this? A lot of the welds and painting and installation of large components is done by robots. There isn’t AI
Everyone knows Fords are better.
Built to rust.