While General Motors (GM) went all in on electric cars, it has recently been racing to nullify a 2022 California measure that would ban the sale of new gasoline-powered cars and trucks by 2035, Sharon Terlep, Becky Peterson, and Lindsay Wise of The Wall Street Journal reports. The company originally supported the California target, but the EV market has taken a turn, with sales beginning to sputter.
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