GM to Cease Operations In Australia, New Zealand, Thailand

General Motors is undergoing an international restructuring, focusing on electric and autonomous vehicles. The company plans to sell its plant in Thailand to Great Wall Motors and withdraw Chevrolet from the Thai market. This move is expected to affect over 2000 jobs across Australia, New Zealand, and Thailand. Australia's Prime Minister expressed disappointment, citing taxpayer investments in GM. The restructuring will cost around $1.1 billion, with GM committing to honor existing warranties.

What is the primary focus of GM's international restructuring plan?

• To increase the production of gasoline vehicles

• To focus on electric and autonomous vehicles

• To expand manufacturing plants globally

• To reduce the number of employees

Which company agreed to purchase GM's plant in Thailand?

• Toyota

• Nissan

• Ford

• Great Wall Motors

By when does GM plan to withdraw Chevrolet from Thailand's market?

• By the end of the year

• By mid-next year

• By the end of the decade

• By the end of next month

How much is GM's restructuring plan expected to cost?

• $3 billion

• $1.1 billion

• $2 billion

• $500 million

What was Australia's Prime Minister's reaction to GM's decision?

• He was disappointed and angry

• He was indifferent

• He was supportive of the decision

• He was pleased with the decision