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Automakers commit to gasoline, hybrid, electric options amid EV uncertainty

Hyundai, Fiat, Cadillac EVs park at Ionna charging station in Apex, N.C.
Hyundai, Fiat and Cadillac EVs park at the Ionna charging station in Apex, N.C. (HANNAH LUTZ/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)
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Hannah Lutz
February 10, 2025 02:49 PM
Hyundai, Fiat, Cadillac EVs park at Ionna charging station in Apex, N.C.
Hyundai, Fiat, Cadillac EVs park at Ionna charging station in Apex, N.C. (HANNAH LUTZ/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)

As the path toward electric vehicles becomes murkier, automakers are no longer prioritizing zero-emission vehicles. Instead, they are ensuring customers have powertrain options.

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