GM CEO Barra Talks EV Future, Doesn't Reiterate Being No. 1 By 2025 via insideevs.com
As time moves forward, Barra says GM will begin to offer a growing lineup of especially affordable EVs. Tesla currently doesn't produce an EV that's as affordable as many of its rivals, and it continues to raise its prices.
With that said, 2025 isn't very far away, and GM still doesn't have a whole lot to show on the EV front. It has some very impressive and affordable options on the way, including the, but will these bargain EVs be here soon enough, and will people flock to buy them? That's yet to be seen. Barra said during the interview:
"We want to make sure that one of the things that's General Motors' strength right now is we have a full portfolio of vehicles from very affordable to very luxurious, from a Cadillac or high feature from a Sierra Denali." As the interview went on, the host began to depart from the discussion about the supply chain to ask Barra some more pressing questions. The host referenced Barra's previous EV targets and asked if she can still say that GM will be No. 1 in EVs by 2025.
Rather than simply saying yes, or reiterating her previous comments about topping Tesla to take the lead, Barra sort of talked around the question. She answered, via“We believe, absolutely, with the portfolio of electric vehicles that we have coming out with different, you know, forms — whether it’s a truck, whether it’s a small crossover, a large crossover — the strengths of our brands and our ability from a manufacturing perspective.
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