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General Motors wants to look more like Tesla with only EVs by 2035


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General Motors wants to look more like Tesla with only EVs by 2035

General Motors is saying goodbye to gasoline and diesel cars and embracing even more electric and other zero-emission options.

On Thursday morning, the American carmaker announced its plan to go carbon neutral by 2040. A major way they'll get there? By shifting away from gas-powered cars. Instead the company will aim to move its sedans, SUVs, and trucks toward electric and zero-emission options by 2035. 

Eventually GM wants to be like Tesla, which only sells electric options, including an upcoming semi-truckBloomberg Intelligence auto analyst Kevin Tynan reported in a recent white paper that EVs are expected to make up 54 percent of worldwide sales by 2040. Read more...

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