As General Motors (G.M.) faces a slowdown in electric vehicle (E.V.) sales, the company is shifting gears to focus on a crucial component that can make or break the adoption of E.V.s: energy storage batteries. Despite a strong start to its E.V. lineup, including the popular Chevrolet Bolt, G.M.'s sales have begun to flag, prompting the automaker to diversify its strategy and invest in battery technology. With the global demand for sustainable energy solutions on the rise, G.M.'s decision to develop its own energy storage batteries could position the company for long-term success in the rapidly evolving electric vehicle market. But what does this mean for the future of E.V. production, and how will G.M.'s new focus on battery technology impact the industry as a whole?
G.M. Plans to Develop Energy Storage Batteries as E.V. Sales Flag The New York Times
