Facility Details
Romulus Powertrain produces V6 engines and 10-speed transmissions used in a variety of Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac vehicles. The plant originally opened in the 1970’s as part of GM Detroit Diesel Allison Division making diesel engines and components. The plant began to produce engines in the 1980’s, and through the years, has produced over 10.8 million V8 engines and over 6.6 million V6 engines. Historically, the plant has a long-standing reputation of quality, productivity and performance. Hourly employees are represented by UAW Local 163.
Investments
- Since 2011, GM has invested more than $903 million in Romulus Powertrain Operations
- 2019 – $20 million, capacity increase for 10-speed transmission program
- 2013 – 493.4 million
- $343.4 million for a new 10-speed transmission program
- $150 million for a capacity increase of an all-new, previously-announced V6 engine.
- 2013 – $5 million addition to previous engine program investment
- 2011 – $385 million for an all-new, fuel efficient engine program





