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7. Biden Prepares Infrastructure Pledge, Congress Argues How to Fund It
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1.What Do GM's Plans for an All-electric Future Mean to Pickup Truck Users?
No manufacturers have announced plans for an all-electric heavy-duty pickup – 3/4-ton and larger models – and General Motors' decision to end tailpipe emissions by 2035 marks a turning point in pickup truck development