General Motors has made a surprise move in the electric vehicle market, delaying its plans to launch an all-electric truck. The company, which had previously announced ambitious plans to transition to an all-electric lineup by 2035, is now shifting its focus to more traditional powertrains. According to reports, GM will instead prioritize the development of gas-powered and hybrid trucks, a move that is likely to disappoint environmentalists and electrification advocates who had been eagerly awaiting the company's all-electric truck. The decision is seen as a significant setback for GM's efforts to reduce its carbon footprint and compete with rivals like Tesla, which has been gaining ground in the electric vehicle market.
GM delays electric truck plan, pivots to gas and hybrid digitimes
