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Micky Bly Executive Director Electrical Systems, Infotainment and Electrification eAssistto EREV Electrification Technologies for 2011

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Micky BlyExecutive Director – Electrical Systems, Infotainment and Electrification

eAssist™ to EREVElectrification Technologies for 2011

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35%

96%

OF WORLD’S ENERGY

OF TRANSPORTATIONENERGY

PETROLEUM SUPPLIES…

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¶ 64 mb/d of gross capacity needs to be installed between 2007 & 2030 – Six times the current capacity of Saudi Arabia

FUTURE PETROLEUM DEMANDECONOMICS WILL DRIVE CUSTOMER BEHAVIOR

Source: IEA World Energy Outlook, 2010

World Oil Production by Source

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ImproveVehicle

Fuel Economyand

Emissions

DisplacePetroleum

EnergyDiversity

Hydrogen Fuel Cell-Electric

Vehicles

Battery-ElectricVehicles (including

E-REV)Hybrid-ElectricVehicles (includingPlug-in HEV)

IC Engineand TransmissionImprovements

Petroleum (Conventional and Alternative Sources)

Alternative Fuels (Ethanol, Biodiesel, CNG, LPG)

Electricity (Conv. and Alternative Sources)

Hydrogen

Time

ADVANCED PROPULSION TECHNOLOGY STRATEGY

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ENERGY CONSERVATION AND DISPLACEMENTUSING ELECTRIFICATION TECHNOLOGIES TO REDUCE CONSUMPTION AND DISPLACE PETROLEUM

Petroleum and Biofuels(Conventional and Alternative Sources)

Increasingly Electrified Powertrains

Electricity and Hydrogen(Zero Emissions Energy Sources)

eAssist™FullHybrid

ExtendedRange Electric

BatteryElectric

Fuel Cell Electric

Plug-inHybrid

CONSERVATION DISPLACEMENT

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HYBRIDIZATION

Buick LaCrosse eAssist™

Efficiency

ConventionalUpper Bound

Hybridization Upper Bound

Technology Implementation

Improvementsin ConventionalPowertrain

Hybridization• EV Operation• Load Shifting• Regeneration• Stop/Start

Toyota Prius IV

HondaInsight

Ford Fusion

Chevrolet Silverado Hybrid

Chevrolet Tahoe Hybrid

Opel Astra VolkswagenPassat Bluemotion

eAssist™ – Technology to Watch in 2011

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LaCROSSE SEDAN WITH eASSIST™

EPA Estimated Label FE (MPG): 25 City/36 Highway

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MALIBU ECO SEDAN

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REGAL SEDAN WITH eASSIST™

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¶ Consumption reduction at the lowest cost

– Engine idle stop – and smooth starts

– Lower power regeneration (15kW)

– Grade based assist (10kW, 50Nm)

– Reduced engine and driveline losses

– Selected aero improvements

– Low rolling resistance tires

¶ Base powertrain in the 2012 Buick LaCrosse– Optional on Regal, Alpheon(Korea), LaCrosse(China)

eASSIST™ – DELIGHTING CUSTOMERS WITH FUEL EFFICIENCY

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Efficiency

ConventionalUpper Bound

Hybridization Upper Bound

Technology Implementation

Improvementsin ConventionalPowertrain

ELECTRIFICATION

Hybridization• EV Operation• Load Shifting• Regeneration• Stop/Start

Buick LaCrosse eAssist™

Toyota Prius IV

HondaInsight

Ford Fusion

Chevrolet Silverado Hybrid

Chevrolet Tahoe Hybrid

Opel Astra VolkswagenPassat Bluemotion

Displace Petroleum• Grid connection

Chevrolet Volt BEV

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U.S. City Driving for MOST Customers

REAL WORLD EV DRIVING RANGE STRONG FUNCTION OF INTENSITY AND AMBIENT TEMPERATURE

FTP City No HVAC, No Accessories (Light Driving, Optimal HVAC Condition)

LA92HVAC Set @ 22˚ C (NominalDriving, Comfort HVAC Condition)

YOUR EV RANGE WILL VARY – A LOT !!

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TYPICAL DAILY COMMUTE – U.S.

Based on OmniStats Data posted by the U.S. Bureau of Transportation

Use Commuting Fuel

78% of customerscommute 40 miles

dailyor less

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CREATING A NEW PROPULSION CATEGORY

Electric Vehicle

Electricity + Petroleum

HEV

HybridElectricVehicle

Petroleum

BEV

BatteryElectricVehicle

Electricity:LimitedRange

With Extended-Range

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EXTENDED-RANGE Electric Vehicle

DrivingEXTENDED RANGEHUNDREDS of miles

BATTERYElectric Driving

miles25-50

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¶ EV driving characteristics

– 111 kW EV power

– 100 mph top speed

– EV responsiveness

¶ Acceleration

– 0-60 mph in about 9 seconds

¶ Extended range

– >300 ER miles eliminates “range anxiety”

– Smooth transitions

– EV feel preserved even in ER driving

VOLTEC – DELIGHTING CUSTOMERSWITH PETROLEUM FREE DRIVING

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ELECTRIFICATION EFFECTIVENESS“100 MILE” BEV VEHICLE UTILITY FOR 90% OF ALL U.S. DRIVING DAYS

323 days EV DrivingWithout Stress

Get Stranded

12 daysEV DrivingWith Stress 30 days

Use a Second Car or…

2010 Internal GM dataset• >100k daily drives• 4 seasons• 50% percentile driver • U.S. “real world”• Charging available at home

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ELECTRIFICATION EFFECTIVENESS“40 MILE” EREV VEHICLE UTILITY FOR 100% OF ALL U.S. DRIVING DAYS

50 daysEV Driving Followed by PetroleumWithout Stress

2010 Internal GM dataset• >100k daily drives • 4 seasons• 50% percentile driver • U.S. “real world”• Charging available at home

315 days EV DrivingWithout Stress

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ELECTRIFICATION EFFECTIVENESS“40 MILE” EREV ACTUALLY DISPLACES MORE PETROLEUM THAN “100 MILE” BEV IN THE U.S.

2010 Internal GM dataset• >100k daily drives• 4 seasons• 50% percentile driver • U.S. “real world”• Charging available at home

Economics of Electrification Effectiveness:• Batteries need to be highly utilized• EREVs more fully utilize a smaller battery

• Full EV capability for most commuting• Full utility for the unexpected…

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TECHNOLOGY in TRANSITIONA PERIOD OF TRANSITION WITH COMBINED ELECTRICITY AND LIQUID FUELSHAPPENING NOW – IN 2011

Petroleum and Biofuels(Conventional and Alternative Sources)

Electricity (Zero Emissions Energy Sources)

Era of Liquid Fuels

eAssist™ coming in 2011

Era of ElectricityEra of Transition

EREV – In Production Now

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¶ Electrification technologies for 2011

– eAssist™

– Lower cost, practical efficiency extension of base powertrains

– 2012 Buick LaCrosse – 37MPG Highway

– EREV

– Practical petroleum displacement

– 2011 Chevrolet Volt – 25-50 miles EV range

¶ Factors for EREVs and BEVs in path to energy diversity

– Customer expectations for vehicle utility

– No compromise of vehicle utility with eAssist™, HEVs, EREVs

– EREVs can practically displace more petroleum than BEVs

– Economics of durable energy storage in petroleum/electricity

eASSIST™ TO EREVPRACTICAL PETROLEUM CONSERVATION AND DISPLACEMENT

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¶ New skill sets

¶ New academic curricula

¶ New ENTHUSIAM for one of the biggest global growth industries

Electrification Has Changed GM

“Beginning in 2011, General Motors will add 1,000 engineers and researchers……over the next two years to significantly expand its vehicle electrification expertise to lead in the development of electric vehicles from hybrids to electric vehicles with extended-range capability, like the 2011 Chevrolet Volt.”

– Dan Akerson, GM Chairman and CEO

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INVESTING IN MICHIGAN’S GREEN ECONOMY

$809MILLION

Bay City

FlintGrand Blanc

WarrenHamtramck

Brownstown Township

Detroit-Hamtramck $336M – Volt Assembly Plant

Flint Engine South $286M – Engines

Brownstown Township $43M – Battery Assembly Facility

Bay City $62M – Cam Shafts and Connecting Rods

Grand Blanc $30M – Tooling

Warren $27M – Battery Systems Lab

Flint Tool & Die $23M – Stamping

Flint Metal $2M – Stamping

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THANK YOU!