General Motors is a something of a silent warrior among electric vehicle giants. Though they weren't a hit with car buyers, the company's early efforts at EV development back in the 1990s paved the way for the Teslas and Rivians of today. As far back as 1990, GM engineers were pioneering many of the standard features found on electric vehicles two and a half decades later, like keyless ignition, tire-pressure sensors, heat-pump HVAC, and electric-defrosting windows. Even inductive charging traces its roots back to this work, a system GM called Magne Charge. Of course, it also makes EVs today, like […]