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GM Really Wasn’t Kidding About Those New LMR EV Batteries
Back in March of 2025, when everyone anticipated that US President Donald Trump would kill the EV revolution in its cradle, General Motors decided that the time was ripe to introduce the idea of next-generation LMR (lithium…
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In March 2025 General Motors announced plans for next‑generation lithium‑manganese‑rich (LMR) EV batteries, aiming to revive the electric‑vehicle market despite a sharp decline in U.S. sales after Congress eliminated the $7,500 federal tax credit. The company, which had reduced its EV lineup the previous year, continued developing the LMR technology through its Ultium Cells joint venture with LG Energy Solution. GM’s strategy suggests it expects the electrification trend to recover, keeping the new battery chemistry in the pipeline while the broader market struggles.
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