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LANSING, MI – The Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce (LRCC) extends its congratulations and deep appreciation to General Motors (GM) on its decision to manufacture the 2027 gasoline-powered Cadillac CT5 sedan at the Lansing Grand River Assembly (LGR) facility. This announcement reinforces GM’s long-standing commitment to our community and region and represents a powerful vote of confidence in Lansing’s workforce, infrastructure, and future.


“General Motors’ decision to retain and expand production at the Lansing Grand River Assembly plant is a strong affirmation of the region’s manufacturing strength,” said Tim Daman, President & CEO of the Lansing Regional Chamber. “As a Leadership Circle partner and valued business leader in our community, GM is central to the economic vitality of our region. We are thrilled to see LGR continuing to play a pivotal role in vehicle manufacturing here in Lansing.”


“This announcement is particularly meaningful as we approach our 125th anniversary as the Lansing Regional Chamber,” Daman added. “We are rooted in the same soil where R. E. Olds built his first factory, and it is fitting that more than a century later, the Lansing region remains at the heart of automotive innovation. GM’s continued investment ensures that our community’s legacy and future remain strongly intertwined.”


The decision to produce a next-generation internal combustion Cadillac aligns with GM’s broader portfolio strategy while preserving a major manufacturing asset in Lansing.

According to media reports, GM confirmed that the next CT5 will be built at LGR as one of its internal combustion platforms.


About the Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce: The Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce works to help businesses connect, grow, and thrive. For nearly 125 years, the Chamber has served as the voice of the Greater Lansing business community. More information about the Chamber and its programs and services can be found online at lansingchamber.org

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