GM sets goal to be all-electric by 2035, would mean no gas-powered Corvette or light-duty trucks

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GM sets goal to be all-electric by 2035, would mean no gas-powered Corvette or light-duty trucks

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Published 28 Jan 2021

General Motors is rapidly accelerating its electrification plans. The largest U.S. automaker aims to eliminate internal-combustion powertrains from all of its light-duty models by 2035—meaning the Chevrolet Corvette and GM's bestselling pickup trucks could go all-electric. GM CEO Mary Barra confirmed that goal in a LinkedIn post Thursday. It...

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