Re: General Motors quietly closed the door this week on a goal to make only electric vehicles by 2035.

In article <a7pe7kd53dvda90vj15e5k90ducth4ct6v@4ax.com>,
Catrike Ryder  <Soloman@old.bikers.org> wrote:

"In May, the Detroit automaker said it would ditch plans to make
electric motors at its Towanda Production plant in Buffalo, New York,
and instead spend $888 million to make V-8 engines."

China's the one that's completely dominating in the electric vehicle
market. They shipped some 10x more EVs than the US purchased in total
last year (and we didn't buy any of their EVs).  We're never catching up
to them, if it's any consolation.

Too bad the electric bicycle manufacturers don't do the same.

Are there even any US ebike manufacturers with over 1% market share? The
global demand for ebikes is off the charts, so I think we're going to
see nothing but ramping up.

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Brian "Beej Jorgensen" Hall | beej@beej.us