GM ramps up for 1 million annual EV production by 2025 | GM says Q2 net income slips 40% | Redwood plans to invest $3.5B in Nevada operations | AutoWeb to be acquired | Dealerships sold in four states

With the latest deals, GM said it had lined up supplies for all battery raw materials, including lithium, nickel, cobalt and cathode active material.

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