GM to reveal new electric vehicles to compete with Tesla
Vehicle manufacturing giant, General Motors, is all set to reveal their new line of electric vehicles to convince investors that it can compete with Tesla. The company has focused on reducing the cost of the batteries used in these cars, potentially reducing their cost by a large amount. Although Tesla is still the leader in the market, GM may be able to catch up.
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