GM subsidiary BrightDrop opens its first dealership in Fontana, California, bringing electric vehicles to commercial fleet operators.
Steve Hornyak, chief revenue officer of BrightDrop, will deliver the closing keynote, capping a schedule that includes 18 seminars, nine networking opportunities, and Innovation in Motion, a vehicle ride-and-drive and technology demo showcase.
Chris Hornberger started his new role Oct. 1 and previously worked for Buick and GMC.
LG Electronics has agreed to reimburse General Motors up to $1.9 billion to cover expenses associated with the large-scale recall of the Chevrolet Bolt EV and Bolt EUV.
LG battery cell and module production restarts with updated manufacturing processes, with battery module replacements for the electric vehicle to begin in October.
The batteries supplied to GM for these electric vehicles may have two manufacturing defects in the same battery cell, which increases the risk of fire.
General Motors and BrightDrop's new Ultium Charge 360 is designed to accelerate the adoption of fleet electrification and connect customers to services and access to preferred charging providers.
The first-ever electric Silverado full-size truck will have a GM-estimated range of more than 400 miles and will be built at Factory ZERO, the renamed Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly Center.
General Motors introduced the new ACDelco National Fleet Parts Program, designed to give qualified fleet owners access to resources and tools to simplify their service workflow.
With BrightDrop, GM is creating a new business to develop the commercial electric vehicle ecosystem. This includes a new electric delivery vehicle and support for infrastructure, logistics, and service planning — as well as an entirely new sales and service network.
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