As GM powers on, Chrysler pulls out of EV race

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As GM announces plans for a second plug-in hybrid, Chrysler controversially reneges on commitment to launch electric vehicles

Two ailing US car manufacturers diverged in their approach to electric vehicles this week, with GM approving proposals for a plug-in Cadillac hybrid, while Chrysler controversially shelved plans for electric...

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