Electric Future, "CBS This Morning" goes inside GM's new all-electric auto plant, dubbed "factory zero"

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[easy_b]

That was a very good video GM should really be pissed with their selves because they could have had a 30 year head start with this technology but better late than never.

 

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That was a very good video GM should really be pissed with their selves because they could have had a 30 year head start with this technology but better late than never.

The factory surprised me.... didn't know they were that far along already, but should have figured as much when they announced that they were gonna phase out production of gas powered vehicles by 2035



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The factory surprised me.... didn't know they were that far along already, but should have figured as much when they announced that they were gonna phase out production of gas powered vehicles by 2035



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They are serious about this and Within the next few years people need to start selling shares that’s associated with oil just to be on the safe side because if they do the infrastructure bill electric cars is going to be selling like hotcakes in the next 2 to 3 years. Hmmmmm Hotcakes.

 

[Da Backshot Champ]

Once this surge in the stocks drop, whenever I am loading up on ev stocks heavy. I have seen the future with ev's.

 

[blackpepper]

This is good news for GM because its a great way to overcome there relative performance with regard to drive train durability. I never had one reach 150K miles.

 

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This is good news for GM because its a great way to overcome there relative performance with regard to drive train durability. I never had one reach 150K miles.

The early 2000’s Tahoe was very well-built I drove that car to 300,000 miles until the transmission went out I got my moneys worth. Also the 1980s Caprice was really well-built for the most part.