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General Motors Adopts Tesla's Charging Plug, Giving GM EV Owners Access to Supercharger Network
General Motors on Thursday announced that it was adopting Tesla's North American charging system as part of a new agreement that will allow GM EV owners to access Tesla's Supercharger network. The decision to adopt Tesla's technology was announced by GM CEO Mary Barra and Tesla chief Elon Musk in a Twitter Spaces event.
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GM CEO Mary Barra Predicts to Sell More EVs Than Tesla in the US by End of This Decade
General Motors CEO Mary Barra has predicted that her company will sell more electric vehicles in the US than Tesla by the ned of this decade. Her announcement comes whilst spiked inflation, rising interest rates, soaring material costs and a global shortage of computer chips.
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GM Aims To Launch Personal Self-Driving Car By Mid-Decade: CEO
General Motors Co aims to introduce a "personal autonomous vehicle" by mid-decade, said Chief Executive Mary Barra.
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Biden Administration, Auto Leaders Want 'Seamless' EV Charging Station Use
Notable auto heads present included Ford CEO Jim Farley, Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares, Lucid CEO Peter Rawlinson, Tesla Inc CEO Elon Musk and General Motors CEO Mary Barra
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GM Aims To Launch Personal Self-Driving Car By Mid-Decade: CEO
Barra said GM's expanding portfolio of electric vehicles, including the 2023 Chevrolet Silverado electric pickup and the BrightDrop commercial vehicle range, also features two new Chevrolet crossovers, a $30,000 Equinox EV and a slightly larger Blazer EV, both of which will be introduced in 2023.
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GM Plans 50 New Digital Features, Services By 2026 -Executive
The introduction of more data-driven services and products is part of CEO Mary Barra's plan, announced last October, to double GM's annual revenue to around $280 billion by 2030.
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Tesla’s Role in US EV Push Finally Acknowledged by President Joe Biden After Months of Elon Musk’s Complaints
US President Joe Biden publicly acknowledged the role of Tesla in US electric vehicle manufacturing, after CEO Elon Musk repeatedly complained about being ignored.
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GM Aims To Launch Personal Self-Driving Car By Mid-Decade: CEO
General Motors Co aims to introduce a "personal autonomous vehicle" by mid-decade, said Chief Executive Mary Barra.
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CES 2022: GM CEO Announces Plans to Launch Personal Self-Driving Car by Mid-Decade
General Motors aims to introduce a "personal autonomous vehicle" by mid-decade, CEO Mary Barra said.
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CEO Mary Barra Bets General Motors Can Grow Beyond Cars And Trucks
CEO Mary Barra's push to transform GM's century-old business model is already having a significant impact - even though the first of a new generation of electric vehicles she has promised is still months from launch.
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GM CEO Says Chip Shortage Could Hit Profits By $2 Billion, But Trucks Won't Be Hurt
GM expects the chip shortage to trim $1.5 billion to $2 billion from its 2021 operating profit, or up to about 90 cents a share.
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General Motors CEO Mary Barra Accelerates 'All Out Pursuit Of Global EV Leadership'
General Motors Co Chief Executive Mary Barra said the Detroit automaker is accelerating an "all out pursuit of global EV leadership," challenging electric vehicle leader Tesla Inc with increased spending and sped-up vehicle production targets.
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General Motors To Boost Spending On EVs, Funded By Expanded Pickup Production
General Motors Co Chief Executive Mary Barra said Thursday the automaker will boost capital spending over the next three years to speed development of electric vehicles, funded by expanded production of high-profit pickup trucks in North America.
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GM Plans Investments To Expand Electric Vehicle Production
GM Chief Executive Mary Barra has outlined plans to invest $20 billion by 2025 in new electric vehicles and electric vehicle battery technology.
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GM Encouraged By Global Recovery, But Not Interested In 'Short-Term Pop' For Stock: CEO Mary Barra
General Motors Chief Mary Barra said that the company was working in the best interest of the shareholders over the long term and wouldn't look at short-term strategies as demand for vehicles recovers in the US and China. A spinoff for its EV division is not on the cards yet.
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General Motors Adopts Tesla's Charging Plug, Giving GM EV Owners Access to Supercharger Network
General Motors on Thursday announced that it was adopting Tesla's North American charging system as part of a new agreement that will allow GM EV owners to access Tesla's Supercharger network. The decision to adopt Tesla's technology was announced by GM CEO Mary Barra and Tesla chief Elon Musk in a Twitter Spaces event.
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GM CEO Mary Barra Predicts to Sell More EVs Than Tesla in the US by End of This Decade
General Motors CEO Mary Barra has predicted that her company will sell more electric vehicles in the US than Tesla by the ned of this decade. Her announcement comes whilst spiked inflation, rising interest rates, soaring material costs and a global shortage of computer chips.
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GM Aims To Launch Personal Self-Driving Car By Mid-Decade: CEO
General Motors Co aims to introduce a "personal autonomous vehicle" by mid-decade, said Chief Executive Mary Barra.
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Biden Administration, Auto Leaders Want 'Seamless' EV Charging Station Use
Notable auto heads present included Ford CEO Jim Farley, Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares, Lucid CEO Peter Rawlinson, Tesla Inc CEO Elon Musk and General Motors CEO Mary Barra
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GM Aims To Launch Personal Self-Driving Car By Mid-Decade: CEO
Barra said GM's expanding portfolio of electric vehicles, including the 2023 Chevrolet Silverado electric pickup and the BrightDrop commercial vehicle range, also features two new Chevrolet crossovers, a $30,000 Equinox EV and a slightly larger Blazer EV, both of which will be introduced in 2023.
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GM Plans 50 New Digital Features, Services By 2026 -Executive
The introduction of more data-driven services and products is part of CEO Mary Barra's plan, announced last October, to double GM's annual revenue to around $280 billion by 2030.
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Tesla’s Role in US EV Push Finally Acknowledged by President Joe Biden After Months of Elon Musk’s Complaints
US President Joe Biden publicly acknowledged the role of Tesla in US electric vehicle manufacturing, after CEO Elon Musk repeatedly complained about being ignored.
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GM Aims To Launch Personal Self-Driving Car By Mid-Decade: CEO
General Motors Co aims to introduce a "personal autonomous vehicle" by mid-decade, said Chief Executive Mary Barra.
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CES 2022: GM CEO Announces Plans to Launch Personal Self-Driving Car by Mid-Decade
General Motors aims to introduce a "personal autonomous vehicle" by mid-decade, CEO Mary Barra said.
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CEO Mary Barra Bets General Motors Can Grow Beyond Cars And Trucks
CEO Mary Barra's push to transform GM's century-old business model is already having a significant impact - even though the first of a new generation of electric vehicles she has promised is still months from launch.
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GM CEO Says Chip Shortage Could Hit Profits By $2 Billion, But Trucks Won't Be Hurt
GM expects the chip shortage to trim $1.5 billion to $2 billion from its 2021 operating profit, or up to about 90 cents a share.
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General Motors CEO Mary Barra Accelerates 'All Out Pursuit Of Global EV Leadership'
General Motors Co Chief Executive Mary Barra said the Detroit automaker is accelerating an "all out pursuit of global EV leadership," challenging electric vehicle leader Tesla Inc with increased spending and sped-up vehicle production targets.
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General Motors To Boost Spending On EVs, Funded By Expanded Pickup Production
General Motors Co Chief Executive Mary Barra said Thursday the automaker will boost capital spending over the next three years to speed development of electric vehicles, funded by expanded production of high-profit pickup trucks in North America.
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GM Plans Investments To Expand Electric Vehicle Production
GM Chief Executive Mary Barra has outlined plans to invest $20 billion by 2025 in new electric vehicles and electric vehicle battery technology.
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GM Encouraged By Global Recovery, But Not Interested In 'Short-Term Pop' For Stock: CEO Mary Barra
General Motors Chief Mary Barra said that the company was working in the best interest of the shareholders over the long term and wouldn't look at short-term strategies as demand for vehicles recovers in the US and China. A spinoff for its EV division is not on the cards yet.
