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#mary-barra

Mary Barra pushes for GM to double revenues by 2030 through EVs, software services, and autonomous vehicles.

GM has halted its robotaxi project, citing high costs and regulatory challenges, and is shifting focus to privately owned driverless cars.

Mary Barra envisions a future with autonomous vehicles lacking steering wheels and pedals, despite the cancellation of the Origin project.

The propulsion of vehicles has become a significant political issue, according to GM CEO Mary Barra.

GM CEO Mary Barra is optimistic about collaborating with the Trump administration to enhance American manufacturing in the auto industry.

The backlash against electric vehicles highlights divisive public opinion, although GM remains committed to its electrification strategy.

GM has transformed its electric vehicle strategy under CEO Mary Barra, overcoming past challenges and focusing on affordability.

Mary Barra leads General Motors through a second transformation, shifting from combustion engines to electric vehicles, aiming for a gas-free future by 2035.

Mary Barra aims to transform GM into a technological leader in electrification and autonomous driving.

GM still plans to phase out internal combustion engine vehicles by 2035 despite current challenges in the EV market.

Mary Barra confirms profitability on EVs expected by end of 2023.

High costs and competition affect the EV market, prompting strategic adjustments.

Mary Barra's leadership transformed GM from a recall crisis to financial success, marking a decade of significant achievements as the first female CEO of a global automaker.

Mary Barra has successfully modernized GM through shared values and a focus on transparency, especially during challenging times.