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General Motors and Netflix Partner to promote Electric Vehicles

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The market leaders announced the commitment and vision to tackle CO2 emissions earlier this month.

This partnership demonstrates the increasing excitement about the global-electric future and creates a spot-light in Electric -vehicles on the Screen.

Focused on diving into sustainable productions, it shows that the OTT giant has stepped up its involvement in increasing the existence of EVs in Netflix-produced shows and films.

Deborah Wahl, GM Global Chief Marketing Officer, says, “Entertainment greatly impacts culture. We want to make EVs famous on streaming, small and silver screens to build an EV culture through storytelling that incorporates the experiences of driving and owning an EV.”

A commercial showing both companies’ commitment to a more sustainable future will be aired during the big game. Army of the Dead, Squid Game, and more will be included in the world of some of the biggest shows and films on the streaming service. GM plans to offer a wide range of EVs, and the creative shows how they will appear on the Screen. Netflix reports.

This partnership will support the decision of the EU to ban petrol/ diesel cars by 2035. All the best.! Source Netflix

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