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General Motors and Honda have announced the expansion of their two-year partnership to include a "series of affordable electric vehicles" built on GM's flexible electric vehicle platform, as well as its A modified battery pack of the Ultium brand
.
The companies said they would begin producing "millions" of these affordable electric vehicles, including crossover SUVs, in 2027
.
The two automakers first announced two years ago that they would collaborate on two Honda-branded electric vehicles built on GM's flexible Ultium powertrain
.
The Japanese company will design the exterior and interior of the new electric vehicle, while the platform will be designed to support Honda's specifications
.
And they'll be built at GM's North American plants and are expected to go on sale for the 2024 model year
.
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The companies said they would begin producing "millions" of these affordable electric vehicles, including crossover SUVs, in 2027
.
The two automakers first announced two years ago that they would collaborate on two Honda-branded electric vehicles built on GM's flexible Ultium powertrain
.
The Japanese company will design the exterior and interior of the new electric vehicle, while the platform will be designed to support Honda's specifications
.
And they'll be built at GM's North American plants and are expected to go on sale for the 2024 model year
.
"General Motors and Honda will share our best technology, design and manufacturing strategies to deliver affordable, desirable electric vehicles around the world, including our key markets in North, South America and China," said GM Chairman and CEO CEO Mary Barra said in a statement
.
GM and Honda have a pre-existing relationship when it comes to electric vehicles
.
The Japanese automaker is an investor ($2 billion over 12 years) in Cruise, the self-driving car unit controlled by General Motors
.
As part of the deal, Cruise and Honda are collaborating on a dedicated electric self-driving car, a pre-production version of which the Cruise Origin debuted late last year
.
In addition, GM is spending $2.
2 billion to revamp its Detroit-Hamtramck plant to make self-driving cars and electric vehicles, where Honda's new electric vehicles will likely be built
.
.
GM and Honda have a pre-existing relationship when it comes to electric vehicles
.
The Japanese automaker is an investor ($2 billion over 12 years) in Cruise, the self-driving car unit controlled by General Motors
.
As part of the deal, Cruise and Honda are collaborating on a dedicated electric self-driving car, a pre-production version of which the Cruise Origin debuted late last year
.
In addition, GM is spending $2.
2 billion to revamp its Detroit-Hamtramck plant to make self-driving cars and electric vehicles, where Honda's new electric vehicles will likely be built
.
GM and Honda aren't the only automakers that have rapport with each other
.
Ford and Volkswagen are building a fleet of electric and self-driving cars together
.
Car companies large and small are racing to build on Tesla's success by mass-producing battery-powered SUVs, pickup trucks and sedans
.
Meanwhile, many companies are testing self-driving cars, either as taxis to pick up passengers in cities or as robots to deliver groceries and other goods
.
.
Ford and Volkswagen are building a fleet of electric and self-driving cars together
.
Car companies large and small are racing to build on Tesla's success by mass-producing battery-powered SUVs, pickup trucks and sedans
.
Meanwhile, many companies are testing self-driving cars, either as taxis to pick up passengers in cities or as robots to deliver groceries and other goods
.
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