GM Unveils New $30K Electric Bolt Concept Car

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Detroit Auto Show: GM Targets Tesla, Unveils New $30K Electric Bolt Concept Car GM CEO Mary Barra officially took the wraps off of what’s become the least-well-guarded secret in the auto biz: a $30,000 plug-in electric car aimed at middle America, with a range, she said, that would hit 200 miles. Read More > SHARE: WATCH VIDEO  Inside The Numbers: General Motors' Recall Woes New CEO Mary Barra faced Congress to answer why GM put cost before consumers when it dragged its feet in recalling millions of defective vehicles. SHARE: Jaguar And Land Rover Will Offer Diesel Engines Across Their Lineups Diesel engines are slowly catching on as automakers scramble to meet tougher U.S. fuel economy standards. Read More > SHARE: Ford's New Aluminum F150 Wins Truck Of The Year; VW Golf Wins Car Of The Year After spending tens of millions of dollars to revamp and market the F-150, the best-selling truck in America, to put it on track to meet tough new fuel-economy standards, Ford took the top honor at the Detroit Auto Show. Read More > SHARE: Jaguar Announces New F-Pace For 2016 As It Succumbs To SUV Craze The F-Pace, so named because it takes design cues from the well-received F-Type sports car, will be Jaguar's first SUV. It goes on sale in 2016, the British automaker announced at the Detroit auto show. Read More > SHARE: