GM Dropping Ultium Battery Label
For years, Ultium was the brand name GM used for the basis of its electric cars. But that may change moving forward.
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The Alleged Electric Car Sales Slowdown Is A Fiction — The EV Revolution Is Alive…
The EV revolution is over! We must run and tell the king!! So sayeth the anti-electric car nabobs over and over (and over) again. Tesla is slashing employees, and doing it in the most unkind way possible by simply deleting their security credentials overnight so when they arrive for work … [continued]
GM Battery Innovation Center: More Range, Lower Cost
GM building a battery innovation center in southern Michigan.
Virtual Design Tools Will Allow Cadillac Lyriq Production To Begin 9 Months Early
Cadillac plans to start production of its Lyriq electric SUV 9 months early.
GM & LG Energy Commit To Second Battery Factory In Tennessee
GM has already started reconfiguring its Tennessee factory to build electric cars. Now it has announced a new battery factory in partnership with LG Energy Solution next door.
GM Says 12 New EVs Coming, Including Full Size Pickup Truck With 400 Mile Range
Buried deep in its latest sustainability report is news that General Motors plans to introduce 12 new electric vehicles to the US market by 2023.
Is Honda Waking Up?
Honda has formed a “comprehensive strategic alliance” with CATL, one of the world’s top three EV battery producers. This is not just a contract for batteries, but a rather deep and broad partnership.
GM Reveals New EV Strategy — Hit ‘Em Where They Ain’t
Several insiders have said that General Motors plans to introduce an electric delivery van as soon as late next year. They want to do it before Tesla does.
GM EVs May Someday Have Million-Mile Batteries & 600 Mile Ranges
General Motors says it is making good progress toward new batteries with higher energy density and lower costs. It will use pouch cells manufactured at a new factory shared with LG Chem in Lordstown, Ohio.
GM & Honda Deepen Their Electric Car Collaboration
Two new Honda EVs will use GM batteries, a GM chassis, and will be built in a GM factory. Honda will provide the styling and the seats.
