GM chief Rick Wagoner speaks with reporters yesterday at the Detroit auto show, where GM unveiled plans for a battery factory.
(Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg News)
US automakers roll out hybrid plans
GM will open battery factory
GM chief Rick Wagoner speaks with reporters yesterday at the Detroit auto show, where GM unveiled plans for a battery factory.
(Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg News)
DETROIT - General Motors Corp. , a wounded company living on cash borrowed from the government, didn't behave like one yesterday at an industry show as it unveiled ambitious plans to research and assemble lithium-ion batteries in Michigan and picked a Korean company to supply the cells to power the Chevrolet Volt electric car. (Full article: 602 words)
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