Tobias Carroll is a Managing Editor for Newswav and InsideHook. With a diverse range of writing experience, Tobias has covered topics such as music, automotive, technology, sports, art, and current events. His work has been featured in various publications including Tor.com, U.S. Soccer Federation, Cigalah Group, The Tea Lady, and The Portland Press Herald.
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What qualifies as a landmark moment in EV sales? For GM, the answer involves a number followed by five zeroes. The automaker just announced that, as of October 2024, it had sold 300,000 EVs in the United States — and a total of 370,000 EVs in North America. It's one of two figures the automaker is touting right now; the other is their total number of EVs delivered in the third quarter of 2024, which amounts to 32,095.
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