General Motors Co. plans to invest $4 billion in its US plants over the next two years in response to President Donald Trump’s tariffs in a move that reduces production in Mexico while boosting domestic output of some of its some of its top-selling gas-powered vehicles.

Hill facility, which already produces four Cadillac models, will add the Chevrolet Blazer to its manufacturing lineup as part of GM's $4 billion investment across three U.S. factories.

General Motors has been an automotive giant for decades, and now it's making a move that could win over the hearts of many Americans. After Trump introduced harsh tariffs on imported vehicles manufactured in different countries,