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General Motors to make most of its cars and trucks emissions-free by 2035

NEW YORK: General Motors on Thursday (Jan 28) announced that it aims to make most of its cars and trucks emissions-free by 2035, as part of a wider campaign by the American auto giant to go carbon neutral. The move is the latest by a major auto producer to shift away from gas-guzzling vehicles in ...

General Motors to make most of its cars and trucks emissions-free by 2035

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