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Details: Written by ENS-NewsWire; Category: Environmental News Articles; Published: 31 October 2025; Created: 31 October 2025; Last Updated: 31 October 2025

DEARBORN, Michigan, October 31, 2025 (ENS) - General Motors has announced that in 2028 the company will introduce a centralized vehicle computing platform serving both its electric and gas powered vehicles. The move is a pivot for the company, which was poised to ramp up electric vehicle production until President Donald Trump discontinued federal $7,500 subsidies for EV buyers on September 1. [...]

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