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General Motors is rolling out free charging stations at Chevrolet dealerships across Peru, where electric vehicle sales jumped 86% in just six months. The move supports over 8,000 new EV owners who chose affordable Chevy models like the Captiva and Spark.
A rare 1997 GM EV1 electric car that sold at auction for over $100,000 is getting new life thanks to a YouTube restoration team and support from General Motors itself. The project celebrates 30 years since the groundbreaking vehicle that pioneered heat pumps, regenerative braking, and by-wire controls in modern EVs.
GM just made electric vehicle charging simpler than pumping gas for Chevy, GMC, and Cadillac drivers. One app now handles finding chargers, paying, and even starting your charging session.
GM just integrated over 5,000 Electrify America fast charging stations directly into its vehicle app, letting drivers find, navigate to, and pay for charging without juggling multiple apps or credit cards. The update makes public charging simpler than stopping for gas.
General Motors just made road trips easier for 250,000 electric vehicle drivers by integrating Electrify America's charging network directly into their vehicle apps. Now Chevrolet, GMC, and Cadillac owners can find, navigate to, and pay for charging without juggling multiple apps.
Electric car charging just got easier for millions of GM drivers. A new universal app lets them charge at nearly any public station across America.
A skeptical tech journalist borrowed GM's massive new electric Escalade for a weekend trip and went from hating its hulking size to secretly wanting to keep it. Sometimes the things we judge hardest end up winning us over.
Nearly 750,000 drivers have collectively traveled a billion miles using GM's Super Cruise, a hands-free driving system so popular that 40% of users renew their subscriptions. The technology that started in a single Cadillac model in 2017 now works across 700,000 miles of highways and keeps drivers so engaged they use it like a toothbrush: multiple times a day, every day.
GM owners can now power their homes during blackouts using their electric vehicles as massive backup batteries. The system works with everything from affordable Chevy Bolts to luxury Cadillacs.
Imagine your car keeping your lights on for three weeks during a blackout. That's now possible with every current GM electric vehicle, plus a growing list of other EVs that can power your home when you need it most.
GM Energy just launched a leasing program that lets electric vehicle owners use their cars as backup power for their homes without paying thousands upfront. The monthly payment plan could make reliable emergency power affordable for hundreds of thousands of EV drivers.
A quarter million GM electric vehicles on American roads just gained a game-changing ability: their batteries can now power homes during outages and feed electricity back to the grid, potentially earning their owners money. The automaker rolled out software this week that transforms these cars into mobile power stations.
General Motors just started testing self-driving technology that lets drivers look away from the road, with its massive Cadillac Escalade IQ leading the charge. The innovation could give millions of highway drivers their time back by 2028.
General Motors is betting on silicon battery technology that could nearly double electric vehicle range and slash charging times. The near-term upgrade could make EVs more practical for daily drivers and road trippers alike.
General Motors sold over 246,000 electric vehicles in 2025 that can keep your lights on when the power grid fails. Now they're making the technology affordable with monthly leasing options instead of huge upfront costs.
General Motors just purchased a newly built manufacturing plant on the site where the Detroit Pistons once played, bringing 400 new jobs to Auburn Hills. The facility will support production of popular trucks and SUVs starting in 2027.
GM just made electric vehicle charging as simple as tapping your phone. One app now connects drivers to seven major charging networks across America.
A Pontiac owner complained his new car wouldn't start after buying vanilla ice cream, but worked fine with other flavors. GM sent an engineer who discovered a surprising culprit hiding in plain sight.
Electric vehicle owners can now ditch the charging app chaos. General Motors just integrated over 5,000 fast chargers into its own apps, making road trips easier for thousands of drivers.
General Motors is teaming up with a California startup to develop sodium-ion batteries that could transform how we store clean energy. The technology uses table salt instead of rare minerals and virtually eliminates fire risk.
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