According to foreign media reports, on July 15, General Motors CEO Mary Barra made remarks at an event that enabled the company to have an annual production capacity of 1 million pure electric vehicles in North America by the end of 2025.
The goal of production capacity has been seriously questioned.
“We won’t achieve the goal of 1 million vehicles for the time being just because the market has not developed yet, but we will eventually achieve it,” Bora said at the event.
“We will be customer-oriented.
” Photo source: General Motors, for more than two years, General Motors has been saying that by 2025, it will have a production capacity of 1 million electric vehicles in China and North America.
, As market demand for electric vehicles fell short of what many automakers had expected, many automakers have adjusted their plans for electric vehicles.
The 2025 production capacity target is one of the few electric vehicle targets that GM has not lowered or withdrawn.
, Even after adjusting or withdrawing several electric vehicle goals and product plans last year, General Motors said it will deploy electric vehicle production capacity in North America.
, A GM spokesman said the company’s goal is related to production capacity, not to produce 1 million electric vehicles by 2025.
However, Bora did not specify whether she was referring to production or production capacity during the event.
A GM spokesman later said the company would not reiterate its 2025 electric vehicle production plan.
The company has always said its electric vehicle plan will flexibly adjust based on demand.
“We are very flexible.
We have not announced new capacity targets yet, and we will produce based on demand.
“, General Motors will release its second-quarter financial results on July 23, when it will release more details on its electric vehicle plans.
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