General Motors said it has sold its Lordstown Assembly plant in Ohio after idling the plant in March.
GM sold the 6.2 million-square-foot facility to an investment group called Lordstown Motors, which is backed by electric truck maker Workhorse Group.
The amount of the sale is not being disclosed nor is a start-up date for production.
Lordstown Motors said it will build the Endurance electric pickup using components licensed from Workhorse. The Endurance is designed for fleet sales, the company said, and is a lightweight, all-wheel drive vehicle with a low center of gravity.
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