GM Still Has Work to Do on Transformation, CEO Barra Says

The transcript discusses General Motors' strategic transformation focusing on electric and autonomous vehicles. It highlights Cadillac's role as a technology leader, the introduction of new vehicle architecture for global markets, and GM's market positioning and projections for 2019. The discussion also covers the adoption of electric vehicles, infrastructure development, and the impact of industry players like Tesla.

What has General Motors been focusing on since 2015 to transform its business?

• Expanding into new markets

• Investing in electric and autonomous vehicles

• Reducing production costs

• Increasing traditional vehicle sales

Why is Cadillac chosen as the lead brand for General Motors' electric vehicles?

• It is the most affordable brand

• It has the highest sales in China

• It has the largest market share

• It is considered the technology brand

Which markets are targeted with a new architecture by General Motors?

• Europe and Australia

• India and South Africa

• United States and Canada

• China, Brazil, and Mexico

What is General Motors' strategy to maintain its market position in the United States?

• Focusing on electric vehicles only

• Increasing prices of existing models

• Expanding its crossover and full-size truck lineup

• Reducing the number of models

How does General Motors plan to address range anxiety in electric vehicles?

• By reducing the size of batteries

• By increasing the price of electric vehicles

• By offering free charging stations

• By developing a large charging infrastructure

What role did Tesla play in the electric vehicle market according to the transcript?

• It was the sole driver of EV innovation

• It delayed the adoption of EVs

• It had no impact on the market

• It was one of many important players

What is a potential risk to General Motors' 2019 projections?

• A sudden macroeconomic shift

• Increased competition from Europe

• Decline in traditional vehicle sales

• Lack of new model introductions