When General Motors says they plan on not making any additional internal combustion engines after 2035, well, that just sets a standard that if we codify it and put it in the books, we have a real chance then to the whole industry follow that leadership.
Ed Markey: “When General Motors says they plan on not making any additional internal combustion engines after 2035, well, that just…”
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Markey emphasizes the importance of GM's commitment to electric vehicles as a standard for the industry.
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