GM-UAW strike: General Motors promises to build electric pickup at Detroit-Hamtramck plant

DETROIT – Local 4 has exclusive details about what is on the table in negotiations between the United Automobile Workers and General Motors and what has bogged talks down.

One of the biggest issues in the strike is what is to become of the Detroit-Hamtramck plant. It's one of four unallocated plants, but tonight, Local 4 has learned there is a specific plan for the Detroit Hamtramck plant.

General Motors is committing a couple billion more dollars to plant investment. Last month, GM offered $7 billion. As of Friday night, that number is $2 billion more. It's expected that $7.7 billion would go to GM-UAW facilities, with the rest going to joint ventures.

There's also a commitment from GM to build its new, full-size electric pickup at the Detroit Hamtramck assembly plant. Auto analyst Paul Eisenstein, of thedetroitbureau.com, calls it significant.

Watch the video above for the full report.

UAW statement on GM strike: 'Stop playing games at expense of workers'

UAW-GM strike day 26: New pressure for deal -- watch:

More UAW-GM strike coverage:

• GM's Mexican factories sticking point in talks
• Downriver nonprofit, business providing pet food to GM workers during strike
• Dearborn trucking company in danger of shutting down amid GM-UAW strike
• UAW-GM strike: Job security a top agenda item for UAW
• UAW-GM strike leads to shortage in parts
• UAW-GM strike in 4th week: Here's what's going on
• UAW letter to members: 'Negotiations have taken a turn for the worse'
• Why the strike is still dragging on