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Edward Whitacre, Jr. to Become Chairman of New GM
Edward E. Whitacre, Jr., former chairman and CEO of AT&T Inc., will become chairman of the New GM when the company is launched later this summer, GM's interim Chairman Kent Kresa announced today. Kresa will continue to serve as interim chairman until the launch.
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A New GM
Complete information regarding GM’s actions to launch the New GM, including press releases, frequently asked questions for all interested parties and court documents.
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Re:Invention
There's a new GM at work today, committed to constantly reinventing the automobile and our company. Let us show you how we’re doing it.
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Bob Lutz Shows Off the Chevy Volt on Letterman
You might remember a couple of weeks back, we published a post from Bob Lutz about David Letterman’s misunderstanding of the Chevy Volt. Dave had made some underinformed statements about the Volt on a previous show that had us “all charged up,” so Bob offered some of the information we thought was missing, offered Dave the chance to come to Detroit to drive the test Volts, and offered to go on Dave’s show to explain the car in person.
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GM and Segway Join Forces to Reinvent Urban Transportation
General Motors Corp. and Segway demonstrated a new type of vehicle that could change the way we move around in cities. Dubbed Project P.U.M.A. (Personal Urban Mobility and Accessibility), GM and Segway are developing an electrically powered, two-seat prototype vehicle that has only two wheels. It could allow people to travel around cities more quickly, safely, quietly and cleanly - and at a lower total cost. The vehicle also enables design creativity, fashion, fun and social networking.
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Re-invent the Automobile, Help Transform the Way We Live
Amid growing concerns about the economy, our long-term energy security, driving cars that have less of an impact on our planet, and ever-expanding urban congestion, we all seem to be coming to the conclusion that the automobile as we know it — powered by a combustion engine — must eventually go the way of the horse and buggy. It is simply not sustainable. » Read More on the FastLane Blog
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