🚗⚡ GM EV Prices Explained: How Software & New Tech Could Make EVs Cheaper

Описание: ‪@GeneralMotors‬ EV prices are set for a major shakeup as software-defined vehicles and new technology change everything. 🚀
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General Motors is no longer relying only on cheaper batteries to bring down GM EV prices. Instead, the company is attacking cost from every angle, including software-defined vehicle platforms, simplified electronics, and next-generation manufacturing strategies. By reducing hardware complexity and shifting more vehicle functions to centralized computing, GM aims to cut production costs while improving efficiency and reliability.

A major part of this plan includes lower-cost battery chemistries like LFP batteries and future LMR cells, designed to balance affordability with range and performance. But beyond batteries, GM’s move toward a single high-speed compute architecture could dramatically reduce wiring, ECUs, and assembly time. This approach mirrors trends seen at Tesla and Rivian, showing how legacy automakers are adapting to stay competitive.

Together, these changes could push GM EV prices much closer to gas car levels in the coming years, especially for high-volume models in the U.S. market. If this strategy works, it could accelerate EV adoption and reshape how affordable electric vehicles really are for everyday buyers.

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