The legacy automakers’ journey to electrification sometimes seems like some jerky shuffling dance—a couple of small steps forward, a step back, a pause, then another couple of steps forward. They develop an EV platform, launch some new models, then a couple of years later, they say, “EVs aren’t selling,” and cancel most of their EV programs. After a decent interval of a few months, they announce a new, super-duper EV platform. “This time we’ll g…
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