DETROIT (WOOD) — Two of the big three automakers, General Motors and Ford, are talking with President Donald Trump’s administration about turning vehicle assemblies into ventilator assemblies,according to the NBC affiliate in Detroit, WDIV.
This would put unused assembly space to use as hospitals a need for more ventilators, anticipating an increase in new patients dealing with the coronavirus.
A statement from GM says that the company is looking into ways it can support the production of medical equipment as vehicle assembly shuts down.
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