GM Joins the Stock Market’s Electric-Vehicle Party

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General Motors is teaming up with startup Nikola to handle the massive cost of shifting to electric cars. But will that be enough to please Wall Street? StephenWilmot explains. WSJWhatsNow

You wouldn’t know it from its share price, but General Motors has done everything it can to please Wall Street in recent years. Its latest offering: a deal with stock-market sensation Nikola.

The transaction announced by the companies on Tuesday morning, which involves no transfer of money, is elegantly structured to meet strategic objectives on both sides. GM gets an 11% stake in a potential industry disrupter and the promise of higher manufacturing volumes for its new all-electric battery platform, Ultium. Nikola gets to...

 

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StephenWilmot Very interesting to see GM making moves like this. I've often been confused at their decades of seemingly deliberate under achievement. Hope they can come out as a leader in electric car manufacturing.

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StephenWilmot Say what? Still waiting for the next stimulus check so I can get a water pump for my Lincoln. Ain't she a beauty?

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