General Motors is prepared to shift away from its all-electric strategy and its plans to bring in more plug-in hybrids to North America in 2027 if the Trump administration eases environmental regulations on new vehicles. I’m not shocked. I’m just disappointed.
The automaker is apparently still maintaining its long-term goals to offer an all-electric lineup in the 2030s, but depending on regulatory changes created by Donald Trump’s White House II, its near-term products might get a change. This is all according to GM CFO Paul Jacobson. That’s all well and good that GM wants to keep its all-electric plans, but I wouldn’t be shocked if those go away too. Big business is gonna big business.
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