Daimler said it will invest $194 million to expand production capacity at its U.S. plant in Redford, Michigan in response to rising demand for fuel-efficient diesel engines.
That figure includes $56.8 million of incentives from the Michigan Economic Growth Authority, the German carmaker said on Friday.
Daimler said it will spend a large part of the investment on cylinder head production. It also plans to use some of the funds to redesign the manufacturing facilities and improve plant infrastructure.
