SHERIDAN, WYOMING – June 6, 2025 – General Motors is ushering in a new era of advanced automotive manufacturing with the appointment of Mike Trevorrow as senior vice president of global manufacturing, effective immediately.
With over four decades of expertise in manufacturing and engineering, Trevorrow is taking the reins of a vast global operation, leading more than 95,000 team members across 110 facilities in 11 countries. This appointment reflects GM’s commitment to aligning its manufacturing strategy with cutting-edge innovation and customer-centric product development.
A Leader Shaping the Future of Manufacturing
Trevorrow’s promotion marks a strategic step forward for GM as it continues to evolve into a leader in software-defined vehicles and next-generation technologies.
“Mike’s extensive experience in manufacturing operations and engineering, along with his steady leadership, make him the right choice to lead our global manufacturing organization into the future,” said GM President Mark Reuss. “His promotion means we will maintain a strong link between manufacturing engineering and product execution, encourage more collaboration among our teams, and increase the pace of advanced technology and innovation.”
In his expanded role, Trevorrow will lead both global manufacturing and manufacturing engineering, while retaining his responsibilities from his prior role as VP of global manufacturing engineering. His leadership will strengthen the alignment between production and product development, a move that promises to enhance the entire customer experience.
Deep Experience and a Global Vision
Trevorrow’s career at GM has been defined by progressive leadership roles across continents and disciplines. He began his journey in North American manufacturing, advancing through various executive positions, including a tenure in Japan that added global perspective to his work.
Key milestones in his GM career include:
- Executive Director of Global Body, Manufacturing Engineering (2013)
- Plant Executive Director of the Lansing Region
- Vice President of Global Workplace Safety
- Vice President of North American Manufacturing (2023)
- VP of Global Manufacturing Engineering (2024)
Now, as senior VP, Trevorrow is poised to help GM bring to life its next generation of vehicles more efficiently and sustainably than ever before.
Driving Toward an All-Electric Future
Trevorrow’s promotion also supports GM’s broader strategy of integrating advanced manufacturing technologies that accelerate its shift toward an all-electric lineup. The company is already known for its innovative approach and wide-ranging EV portfolio, and this leadership move reinforces that momentum.
Consumers stand to benefit from:
- Faster introduction of high-tech vehicle features
- Improved build quality through better engineering integration
- Enhanced safety and sustainability from more efficient manufacturing
Available and Moving Forward
Trevorrow is already serving in his new role, reporting directly to GM President Mark Reuss. His leadership is set to influence GM’s manufacturing strategy immediately across its global footprint.
General Motors continues to lead in both conventional and electric mobility, offering vehicles under the Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC brands. From fuel-efficient gasoline-powered cars to industry-leading EVs, GM is committed to building smarter, safer, and greener transportation.
Learn more at GM.com.