General Motors is now fully committed to a future of electric cars in all classes, shapes, and sizes. The automaker now suggests that producing and selling an entire lineup of EVs that will eventually be on sale at the same time will work to promote sales. GM believes that the upcoming "full portfolio" plan will play out much better than its individual efforts in the past.
When it comes to EVs, GM was an early adopter, producing and selling the EV1 toward the end of the 1990s. The company went on to offer the Chevrolet Volt in 2010 and the Chevrolet Bolt EV in 2016. Sadly, the EV1 program was canceled since the automaker couldn't make a profit, and most of the cars were crushed. The Volt and Bolt EV have seen decent sales, but nothing for GM to be overly excited about.
