More on the reconsideration of Plug In EVs:

" it appears that GM may be reconsidering its previous decision to not invest in hybrid or plug-in hybrid vehicles.

Back in 2018, GM’s President, Mark Reuss, announced that the company would focus solely on battery electric vehicles, disregarding hybrids. Yet, recent reports from CNBC suggest a change in direction. During an investor briefing, GM CEO Mary Barra disclosed that PHEVs will be introduced in North America for select vehicles"

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/gm-plans-to-unveil-a-lineup-of-fresh-plug-in-hybrid-vehicles/ar-BB1hQKSi?ocid=mailsignout&pc=U591&cvid=4d0e1926bd30447ab36fc438b0f2803e&ei=22

https://evinfo.net/2024/02/hybrids-making-a-significant-comeback-in-2024/

https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaelharley/2024/01/31/gm-does-a-u-turn-plug-in-hybrids-are-coming-back/?sh=315c88eaec45

Can't be certain, but a least here in U.S. a refocus on Plug Ins might revamp the interest in electric vehicles during at least the next couple of years if not longer, all the while the advancements and movement toward solid state lithium batteries and other battery improvements will have their own impact on the world of BEVs and make full BEV gradually a more amenable choice to Joe Average Car Buyer.

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