GM unveils low-cost electric car
General Motors' Chinese subsidiary - SAIC-GM - has officially launched its first fully electric vehicle, the Baojun E100
The electric car market could soon open up to even more consumers, after General Motors' Chinese subsidiary unveiled its first fully-electric vehicle with an asking price of just £5,000. Officially...
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