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For your information, you can find below the description of the video GM's Reuss Says Vehicle Demand Still Strong published by the Youtube channel Bloomberg Technology:
General Motors President Mark Reuss discusses the automakers first-ever electric vehicle, the Silverado RST pickup truck, supply chain challenges, the ongoing chip shortage, and demand for vehicles amid rising inflation. He speaks to Bloomberg's Matt Miller at GM's proving grounds in Michigan.