Ramping up battery cell and electric truck manufacturing capacity in the Great Lakes State will increase supply and bring hundreds of new jobs as GM pushes for an all-electric future.
Perhaps the most recognizable of the electric fleet segment, today’s electric vehicles are a far cry from the moonlander-like models that debuted not so long ago.
There is something for everyone in the electric truck segment, from fleet-forward offerings such as the Ford F-150 Lightning and the newly announced Chevrolet Silverado EV to the futuristic Canoo Pickup and Tesla Cybertruck.
Founded to meet the needs of international organizations for high-quality cars and trucks, International Fleet Sales offers comprehensive services from vehicle specifications to warranty administration.
It’ll offer 400 miles of driving range, up to 10,000 pounds of trailering capacity, and much more for those looking to electrify their fleet.
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.
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