General Motors is committed to a next-generation V8 engine:

[volsrock1]

General Motors makes $1.2 billion commitment to V8 engines​

US car giant General Motors has announced it will spend $US854 million ($AU1.22 billion) to develop and build its next-generation V8 engines in the US – a fraction of $US35 billion ($AU50 million) investment in electric cars by 2025.

General Motors makes $1.2 billion commitment to V8 engines

General Motors has announced it will spend $US854 million ($AU1.22 billion) to develop and build its next-generation V8 engines in the US.

www.drive.com.au

 

[Walt]

General Motors makes $1.2 billion commitment to V8 engines​

US car giant General Motors has announced it will spend $US854 million ($AU1.22 billion) to develop and build its next-generation V8 engines in the US – a fraction of $US35 billion ($AU50 million) investment in electric cars by 2025.

General Motors makes $1.2 billion commitment to V8 engines

General Motors has announced it will spend $US854 million ($AU1.22 billion) to develop and build its next-generation V8 engines in the US.

www.drive.com.au

$845 million is not committed for such a large company. $35 billion is committed. It is 40 times more.

Then again, tweaking a V8 engine is easy compared to coming up with a whole new type of car propulsion.

 

[Nordberg]

General Motors makes $1.2 billion commitment to V8 engines​

US car giant General Motors has announced it will spend $US854 million ($AU1.22 billion) to develop and build its next-generation V8 engines in the US – a fraction of $US35 billion ($AU50 million) investment in electric cars by 2025.

General Motors makes $1.2 billion commitment to V8 engines

General Motors has announced it will spend $US854 million ($AU1.22 billion) to develop and build its next-generation V8 engines in the US.

www.drive.com.au

You cannot learn. EVs are coming. They are here now for people who care about the weather and health. That does not include you.