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GM follows Ford by making a big energy bet — but here’s the quirky twist

GM follows Ford by making a big energy bet — but here’s the quirky twist
MarketWatch Tuesday 09 June 2026, 21:20 UTC By Claudia Assis 1 min read
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GM plans to revamp its energy business and place a big bet on sodium-ion batteries just as shares of rival Ford got a boost from a similar move a few weeks ago.

GM plans to revamp its energy business and place a big bet on sodium-ion batteries just as shares of rival Ford got a boost from a similar move a few weeks ago.
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