Autonomous, electric rover is next moonshoot for GM

GM and Lockheed Martin are teaming to develop a vehicle that could transport astronauts and equipment across rugged terrain on the south pole of the moon.

May 31, 2021 04:07 AM

General Motors isn't the biggest automaker on Earth anymore, but it hopes to achieve 100 percent market share on the moon.

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