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The project could move forward on the same site where GM had planned to build a fourth U.S. battery plant with previous partner LG.

Automotive News has reported that the Escalade IQ is expected in 2024 and may be built at GM's Factory Zero plant in Detroit.

Rory Harvey, GM's incoming North American president, said the 2024 Chevy Silverado EV work truck will have an EPA range of 450 miles on a full charge, up from the 400 miles the automaker previously estimated.

The midsize pickup will get additional off-road capability in partnership with American Expedition Vehicles.

Bringing in outside tech talent makes sense for GM, which is focused on building consumer-facing technology that is appealing and easy to use, an analyst said.

GM Envolve will give business customers a dedicated sales account executive who can reach across divisions, whether they're buying vehicles or need help with energy management.

Self-driving technology company Cruise said it will begin "supervised testing" with a safety driver at the wheel next week in Houston, with Dallas to follow.

Mike Abbott says GM has "massive opportunities" ahead as the automaker develops software aimed at consumers and businesses.

GM's premium truck brand has been steadily increasing the Canyon's off-road performance, with the top-end AT4X version arriving this spring.

Gates Automotive Group in South Bend, Ind., combines social media engagement, collaboration with local athletes and business leaders, and in-person giveaways and meet-and-greet events.

Cadillac is expected to launch an XT4-sized electric crossover late in 2024.

The three-row Acadia is expected to return to the larger footprint it had when it was built alongside the Buick Enclave and Chevrolet Traverse large crossovers at General Motors' Lansing Delta Township assembly plant in Michigan.

Cadillac chief Rory Harvey will succeed Carlisle as head of GM's largest and most profitable region June 1.

Chevy plans a marketing push starting in June targeting buyers of the previous-generation Trax as well as owners of the defunct Cruze and Sonic sedans.

Boeckmann joined Galpin Ford in 1953 as a salesman and worked his way up to ownership.