The number of electric cars is increasing day by day. Due to the worldwide crises and the abnormal increase in fuel prices, the demand for electric cars has increased significantly compared to previous years.
After this incident, many automobile manufacturers started to make new moves regarding electric cars. One of these moves was announced today. Honda and GM (General Motors), among the world’s largest automakers, will jointly develop a new electric car series.
Honda and GM will launch their new electric car lineup by 2027!
Honda and GM released a new press release today. Companies, which are among the largest automobile manufacturers in the world, announced their new collaborations related to electric cars to the whole world. According to the statement, the two automobile giants will produce a new series of electric cars that will be launched in 2027.
Chevrolet Bolt
When we look at the details of the statement, we see that the new electric car series will be available for sale in North America. The new electric car lineup will be built on a platform jointly developed by Honda and GM engineers. The vehicles will feature General Motors’ Ultium battery technology and the vehicles will appear before us as SUVs.
Thanks to this partnership, Honda and GM will try to reduce the cost of electric car production. Especially in electric car production, due to the high cost, the price of electric cars is more expensive than other vehicles. With the new partnership, the companies will reduce costs and produce more accessible electric cars thanks to the joint structure they will use.
GM Ultium Battery Technology
Following this statement, GM CEO Mary Barra made some statements. Barra said in a statement:
“Honda and GM use the best technology, design and technology to deliver affordable EVs globally, including in our key markets in North America, South America and China. will share their production strategies. This is an important step towards fulfilling our commitment to achieve carbon neutrality in our global products and operations by 2040 and to eliminate light-duty vehicle exhaust emissions in the US by 2035. Working together, we will introduce people around the world to electric cars faster than any other company.”
With the explanations to be made in the coming days, the details of the cars will be announced. So, what are your thoughts? Do you think the number of electric cars in our country will increase in the coming days? Do not forget to share your views with us in the comments section or on the SDN Forum.
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