The automaker cites cooling demand of electric vehicles for its decision to scale back production, laying off more than 3,400 in the process.

General Motors is closing its Georgia IT Innovation Center and cutting over 300 jobs as part of a plan to consolidate its technical operations and improve collaboration across key hubs.

More than 200 salaried, largely white-collar jobs got laid off mostly at GM's technical center in Warren, Mich. The company delivered the message around 7 a.m. EDT via Slack and added jobs cut were not due to performance, but rather "business conditions."

The automaker’s headcount reductions affected workers at sites in Michigan and Georgia, according to a company spokesperson.

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General Motors is closing its Georgia IT Innovation Center as it eliminates 300 jobs, the Detroit automaker confirmed Oct. 27 to the Detroit Free Press.