absolutely, but V8s probably will not have a very large share of the pie in 10 more years

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Jan 28, 2023
1:58:07pm

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General motors committed $918 million to their sixth gen V8 engine. Tesla

Level43

1/28/23 1:36pm

GM will still be around. Maybe Uncle Sam will bail them out.

JohnnyC

1/28/23 1:40pm

and they paid it back, get over it

Count Cougar

1/28/23 1:50pm

RE: and they paid it back, get over it

JohnnyC

1/28/23 1:54pm

In todays on line world you can’t make jokes.

germ1

1/28/23 2:37pm

Apparently not!

JohnnyC

1/28/23 7:02pm

Yikes...that was pretty reactionary🤣🤣🤣 are you a GM Csuite guy?

Tmoney1969

1/28/23 3:05pm

There’s a place for both. I don’t think 10 years will be enough for EVs to

FieroCoug

1/28/23 1:44pm

absolutely, but V8s probably will not have a very large share of the pie in 10 more years

Mike Honcho

1/28/23 1:58pm

EV tech offers nowhere near the level convenience or reliability for me to use

MaroonCoug

1/28/23 3:03pm

I have heard GM's CEO state they will be totally electric by 2035. It will be interesting to see if they get there.

Bonoman

1/28/23 1:59pm

GM is doing both. $35B in EV related from 21-25. The tricky part is just that.

BYU1982

1/28/23 2:08pm

Every GM vehicle I've driven felt like a rental car. Maybe it's the cheap

Kauai

1/28/23 2:24pm

They need to do something better. Their small block V8 is poor...

Tmoney1969

1/28/23 3:06pm

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