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GM electric vehicles still not profitable, company sees 'progress' - MSN


General Motors says its electric vehicles are still not profitable, but that the company is seeing "progress" in the industry. GM made the announcement in a letter to shareholders detailing the ... Read More

Honda Is Selling More of GM’s Electric SUVs Than General Motors


The Honda Prologue and Acura ZDX are noticeably outselling the Chevy Blazer EV and Cadillac Lyriq, even though they're all basically the same car. Read More

GM’s electric vehicles are finally making money — sort of


The company did not break out its EV losses specifically, but it did say it produced about 189,000 electric vehicles in North America last year and hopes to produce about 300,000 in 2025. Read More

GM CEO Barra says electric vehicles to be profitable by 2025


General Motors says it expects its portfolio of electric vehicles to turn a profit in North America by 2025 as it boosts battery and assembly plant capacity to build over 1 million EVs per year. Read More

GM electric vehicles still not profitable, company sees 'progress'


General Motors says its electric vehicles are still not profitable, but that the company is seeing "progress" in the industry. GM made the announcement in a letter to shareholders detailing the ... Read More


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