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On National Battery Day, a Look Back at GM’s Battery Tech Legacy

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Detroit—General Motors has been at the forefront of automotive technology innovation for more than a century, dating back to Charles Kettering’s creation of the GM research and development organization in 1920, a group he ran for 27 years. GM has a history in battery technology. It’s been a story of continuous innovation, with engineers and researchers making steady advancements to unlock ...

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On National Battery Day, a Look Back at GM’s Battery Tech Legacy

Detroit—General Motors has been at the forefront of automotive technology innovation for more than a century, dating back to Charles Kettering’s creation of the GM research and development organization in 1920, a group he ran for 27 years. GM has a history in battery technology. It’s been a story of continuous innovation, with engineers and researchers making steady advancements to unlock ...

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