General Motors is preparing a new wave of affordable electric vehicles following the return of the Chevy Bolt. According to GM President Mark Reuss, the automaker is developing a “family” of compact, low-priced EVs around the $30,000 mark, potentially filling key gaps in the market with new body styles, battery technologies, and value-focused designs.
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EV sales not only increased in 2023 overall, but they were higher than 2022 levels for every month of the year, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. Car sales are seasonal, and they always have been, so there's no reason to expect that total vehicle sales or even EV sales broken out will go up every month. Yet that's exactly what DOE data show.
EV sales not only increased in 2023 overall, but they were higher than 2022 levels for every month of the year, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. Car sales are seasonal, and they always have been, so there's no reason to expect that total vehicle sales or even EV sales broken out will go up every month. Yet that's exactly what DOE data show.
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