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Posted on October 2, 2017 by By BILL VLASIC

G.M. and Ford Lay Out Plans to Expand Electric Models

General Motors says it will add at least 20 electric vehicles to its lineup by 2023. Ford followed with its own initiative with 13 offerings.
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