From 2020 through 2025, GM plans to invest more than $20 billion—more than $3 billion annually, on average—toward electric-vehicle programs. And by the middle of the decade, the company aims to sell a combined one million EVs annually in its two largest markets of the U.S. and China. “We want to put everyone in an EV, and we have what it takes to do it,” CEO Mary Barra said in an opening address Wednesday at EV Day, which showed media and investors the company’s dedication in setting its “all-electric future.” GM president Mark Reuss said GM’s focus on EV development is now at about 60% up from 20% before the pivot to emphasize all-electric vehicles. “This is a huge opportunity for us—perhaps the biggest opportunity the company has ever seen,” Reuss said. “Everything we see today is real,” he said, and representative of those efforts. With that, the company […]