I still like GM's chances of being the best positioned to really lead the transition to EV's to that of Tesla as their dealership structure, reach and existing connections to markets and their price points are just so much further ahead than Tesla and their development of EV's is far better than that of Ford, Toyota and Honda.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/gm-...2035-1.5892074
General Motors has set a goal of making the vast majority of the vehicles it produces electric by 2035, and the entire company carbon neutral, including operations, five years after that.
The Detroit automaker's push into electric vehicles has gone into overdrive this year.
GM has already announced that it will invest $27 billion US in electric and autonomous vehicles in the next five years, a 35 per cent increase over plans made before the pandemic. It will offer 30 all-electric models worldwide by the middle of the decade. By the end of 2025, 40 per cent of its U.S. models will be battery electric vehicles. The company plans to include crossovers, SUVs, sedans and trucks in its electric vehicle lineup.
GM said Thursday that it will source 100 per cent renewable energy to power its U.S. sites by 2030 and global sites by 2035. That's five years faster than its previously announced global goal.
And it has a goal of making all new light-duty vehicles, the vast majority of its fleet, fully electric within 14 years. The company will concentrate on offering zero-emissions vehicles in different prices ranges. It's also working with others, including the Environmental Defense Fund, to build out the necessary infrastructure to power its electric vehicles and to promote their use.