The EV transition just hit a major speed bump. GM’s decision to indefinitely delay its future electric truck lineup is more than a headline. It is a market signal. While taking $7.6 billion in EV-related charges, the company saw demand for gas trucks rising. So they adjusted, massively. They are increasing production of combustion engines to meet the market where it stands today. While the global market may be trending electric, the U.S. market is responding to its own pressures: affordability, charging infrastructure, and policy uncertainty. For dealers, this means the intense pressure to go all-in on EVs has likely peaked for now. The timeline is extending. The conversation is shifting from a mandated rush to a customer-paced evolution. This gives you breathing room. Room to balance your portfolio, invest wisely, and prepare for a transition that will be a marathon, not a sprint. The future is still electric, but the present is demanding a different conversation. Watch the f...