GM and Honda Cancel Affordable Electric Vehicle Plans Amid Slowing Sales and Rising Costs
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GM and Honda cancel plans to jointly develop affordable electric vehicles
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The automakers had announced the collaboration in 2021 to make compact crossovers using GM's Ultium batteries
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First model was slated to debut in North America in 2027, with some for global markets
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Decision comes after disappointing Q3 earnings for GM amid slowing sales and rising costs
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GM also delayed goals for EV production capacity and market launch of Equinox EV
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In Q3, GM's EV sales were just over 20K out of 670K total vehicles sold
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GM says it's now working on a next-gen, more affordable Bolt EV with lithium iron phosphate battery