GM Advanced Technology
GM Opens Most Technologically Advanced Automotive Battery Lab In The United States
- Reinforces the New GM's commitment to advanced technology leadership
- Will accelerate the domestic development of advanced battery technology and lead GM's network of existing battery labs in Honeoye Falls, N.Y.; Warren, Mich.; and Mainz-Kastel, Germany
- Capable of testing all current battery systems, including lithium-ion, as well as new energy storage technologies such as ultracapacitors for GM's extended-range electric, plug-in, hybrid and fuel cell vehicles
WARREN, Mich (June 27, 2009) — General Motors expanded its significant battery research and development capabilities today by opening the largest and most technologically advanced battery lab in the United States on its Technical Center campus here.
[more info]
Cadillac Launches Two New Vehicles This Summer
DETROIT (May 27, 2009) — Cadillac’s model lineup expands with two dramatically-designed new luxury vehicles that also bring new dimensions of versatility and efficiency to the marketplace. Cadillac announced today that the 2010 SRX Crossover, scheduled to begin production this summer, will be priced aggressively starting at $34,155.
[more info]
Consumers Select Cadillac As Top Brand In AutoPacific Study
Consumer Survey Rates Cadillac Top Brand; Escalade Tops Luxury SUVs DETROIT (May 19, 2009) — Cadillac was selected as the top brand in overall vehicle satisfaction in a survey of new vehicle buyers released today. AutoPacific’s 2009 Vehicle Satisfaction Awards, generated from the experiences of actual new car and truck owners, named Cadillac as Top Brand for the second consecutive year.
[more info]
Chevrolet Announces New 2010 Corvette Grand Sport
BOWLING GREEN, Ky (April 24, 2009) — Grand Sport. It’s one of the most storied monikers in Corvette’s illustrious racing heritage. Today, Chevrolet announced it is returning to the lineup in the new, 2010 Corvette Grand Sport model.
[more info]
GM Statement Regarding Advanced Battery MEGA Announcement
Detroit (April 14, 2009) — General Motors encourages the localization of large-scale lithium ion battery cell research, development and manufacturing as a key element to achieving energy independence. Governor Granholm and the MEDC's actions today are a critical step in positioning Michigan as a battery epicenter in the U.S. and creating a green energy economy.
[more info]
|
