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General Motors commits to building electric ute by 2023
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General Motors has announced plans to produce an electric pick-up truck within the next five years, aiming to maintain its leadership in both truck manufacturing and electrification. CEO Mary Barra confirmed this commitment during a conference call, with the electric vehicle expected to be part of GM’s broader strategy of launching 20 electric models by 2023. Meanwhile, competitors such as Rivian and Ford are also making significant strides in the electric truck market, indicating a rapidly evolving landscape.
Brands mentioned: General Motors, Holden, Chevrolet, Tesla, Rivian, Ford
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