If you look at General Motors’ lineup today, there are plenty of battery-electric vehicles and combustion-powered cars. One thing you won't find many of? Hybrids. It’s a segment the Detroit automaker is absent from, but that will change soon.
In an interview with CNBC, Mike Anderson, GM’s vice president of propulsion engineering, told the publication that hybrids are "part of the plan" even though the company still sees all-electric vehicles as the future. He said: