In Pictures: GM unveils fourth-generation EV platform with novel LMR battery chemistry from LG Energy Solution

GM's fourth-generation EV platform targets higher energy density through a new lithium manganese rich battery chemistry.

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The LMR chemistry is intended to reduce reliance on costly metals while extending driving range.

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GM claims the new platform delivers 33 percent more energy density than LFP batteries.

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The announcement comes as most rivals pivot toward LFP and sodium-ion chemistries.

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GM detailed the platform at its GM Forward event in New York.

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The automaker is betting that LMR can bridge cost and range trade-offs.

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The fourth-generation platform will underpin future GM electric models.

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Battery development was handled with partner LG Energy Solution.

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GM positions the LMR bet as a contrarian alternative to prevailing industry trends.

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