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Tesla dominates the development of new energy models in the United States; Detroit's traditional automakers have not heard anything. General Motors (GM) has applied for a car trademark called "Bolt EUV", suggesting that a new electric car will be launched based on the former Chevrolet Bolt EV platform.

On October 2, 2017, GM announced its "Pure Electric Zero Emissions Strategic Plan", saying that it will launch two new models based on Bolt pure electric vehicles by 2020, and will launch 20 new pure electric vehicles by 2023.

The new logo has been approved by GM Authority, proving that GM will launch two all-electric models worldwide by 2020.

At GM's quarterly performance conference, CEO Mary Barra also expressed that GM would not be willing to lag behind others, which dispelled speculation in the industry that GM had not developed electric vehicles. In China, GM developed Buick VELITE 6 and Baojun E200 for the Chinese market together with SAIC.

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