The new electrification program for GM Group models
- The GM Group announced on November that it will launch a wide range of plug-in electric cars (BEV+PHEV) in North America within the next five years.
- GM says it will accelerate the launch of models of this type compared to the original program. In total, no less than thirty plug-in electric vehicles will be launched worldwide by 2025, of which twenty will be available in North America and ten in China.
- All of the group's brands will have their battery electric models: Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, Cadillac as well as the Chinese subsidiaries Baojun and Wuling.
- The objective is to become the leader of electric vehicles in North America, meaning to achieve higher sales than Tesla. Today, Tesla sells more than 200,000 BEVs per year in the US market and almost as many abroad. The first new GM BEV will be the Hummer launched in late 2021 and a Cadillac model in the first quarter of 2022, three quarters ahead of the original schedule.
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