The Journal podcast discusses General Motors' (GM) shift in electric vehicle (EV) strategy. Initially, GM aimed to transition to all EVs by 2035, with significant investments and public support from politicians. However, due to factors like slow infrastructure development, political polarization around EVs, and changing consumer demand, GM has adjusted its approach. The company has softened its EV commitment, lobbied against stricter emissions rules (particularly in California), and prioritized customer preferences and profitability. This shift has been met with criticism from some Democrats but has been well-received by investors. The decisions made by GM, a major player in the automotive industry, will likely influence the pace and direction of the EV market.
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