Fisker to Buy Delaware GM Plant for Plug-In Hybrid Production
Nov 2 2009 | 8:22am ET
Fisker Automotive will pay $18 million for a former General Motors assembly plant in Wilmington, Delaware, and spend an additional $175 million over the next three years to refurbish and retool the factory for the production of plug-in hybrid vehicles.
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