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Cadillac to Launch F1 Engine Factory in Charlotte This December

Cadillac will officially open its Formula 1 engine manufacturing facility on 18 December, marking a key step towards its 2029 F1 power unit debut.

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Cadillac to Launch F1 Engine Factory in Charlotte This December

Cadillac has confirmed the opening date for its new Formula 1 engine factory, scheduled for 18 December.

This facility, located at General Motors’ headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina, will support Cadillac's entry as a power unit supplier starting in the 2029 F1 season.

The FIA approved General Motors’ participation in the sport in 2025, paving the way for this significant investment.

The new factory represents Cadillac’s commitment to establishing a competitive presence in Formula 1’s power unit landscape.

This development underscores the manufacturer’s strategic focus on high-performance engineering and innovation within motorsport.

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