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GM doubles down on diesel pickups as rivals tap hybrids
Source: reuters.com
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General Motors plans to retain a diesel engine in its next-generation pickup truck to maximize fuel efficiency, diverging from competitors that are introducing hybrid alternatives. The strategy highlights GM's continued use of conventional powertrains in a key truck segment rather than shifting toward hybridization.
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