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Here's when GM CFO Paul Jacobson expects EV costs will go down and why - AOL (opens the original)
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General Motors isn’t planning to broaden its electric vehicle portfolio in order to sell more battery-powered cars ― the focus in the near term is on scaling cheaper and more effective vehicle batteries. But according to the company’s chief financial officer, U.S. customers won’t see that this year or next. Paul Jacobson, executive vice president and CFO at General Motors, said on Sept. 15 at Morgan Stanley’s Laguna Conference that deploying lithium manganese-rich (LMR) battery production at sca
Here’s When GM CFO Paul Jacobson Expects EV Costs Will Go Down and Why (opens the original)
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General Motors isn’t planning to broaden its electric vehicle portfolio to sell more battery-powered cars. Its near-term focus is scaling cheaper and more effective vehicle batteries. But according to the company’s chief financial officer, U.S. customers won’t see that this year or next. Paul Jacobson, GM’s executive vice president and CFO, said Sept. 15 at Morgan Stanley’s Laguna Conference that producing lithium manganese-rich (LMR) batteries at scale in 2028 is the next major step in the auto
GM Drops Dipstick on New V-8s, Switching to Electric Engine Oil System (opens the original)
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General Motors’ next-generation pickup trucks mark the next evolution in the automaker’s software-driven vehicle strategy, featuring all-new software systems in the 2027 Chevrolet Silverado and 2027 GMC Sierra that promise continued refinement through over-the-air updates. That technological shift even applies to their engines: The sixth-generation V-8s in those 2027 model-year trucks will be the first GM engines to come without traditional dipsticks for monitoring oil levels. GM spokesman Trevo
GM Engine Recall Investigation Just Got a Whole Lot Bigger (opens the original)
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has escalated one of its investigations into General Motors vehicles for engine failure risks to include newer model years amid continuous consumer complaints. The federal agency said Aug. 21 that the new probe expands one of two existing recall investigations for the L87 6.2-liter V8 engines that NHTSA first began investigating in January 2025. The issue stems from manufacturing defects to a vehicle’s connecting rod and crankshaft engine compon
LG Energy Solution battery plant opens with customers other than GM (opens the original)
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LANSING ― LG Energy Solution officially opened its $2.6 billion battery plant Tuesday, Aug. 18, with different products ― and different clientele ― than initially planned when the site was to be co-owned and operated by General Motors. The South Korean battery company said Aug. 18 that its current employee count of 900 will grow to 1,700 at full-scale production, in keeping with the original plans that helped the company secure Michigan taxpayer funding. Rather than moving full steam ahead into
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