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REPORT: GM Environment VP Beth Lowery leaving

Beth Lowery is leaving General Motors and her position as Vice President, Environment, Energy, and Safety Policy. Over the last eight years Lowery has been GM's chief advocate on environmental policies and has spent much of her time working with government officials to help shape policies such as the national fuel economy standards. Lowery has also been a strong proponent for GM's advanced technologies both in Washington and at events around the country. In addition to promoting the expanded use of biofuels Lowery has also worked to convince ... Read more →

GM Veep Beth Lowery: Future Volts will turn a profit Jeremy Korzeniewski

Since the automaker's descent into Chapter 11 bankruptcy, a number of people have taken to referring to GM as Government Motors. That's clever, but Beth Lowery, GM Vice President, Environment, ...

General Motors joins US Climate Action Partnership Sam Abuelsamid

Beth Lowery, GM's Vice President for Energy and Environmental Policy has announced the General Motors has joined the United States Climate Action Partnership, becoming the first car-maker to join. ...

GM Vice President Beth Lowery's thoughts on the environment and CAFE Jeremy Korzeniewski

Beth Lowery, Vice President, GM Environment and Energy, has posted a new entry on the GM Fastlane blog site. She gives her personal thoughts on GM's stance on the CAFE (Corporate Average Fuel ...

Detroit Auto Show: General Motors' E-Flex platform Sam Abuelsamid

In conjunction with the Detroit Auto Show introduction of the Chevrolet Volt concept, General Motors is also unveiling an entirely new vehicle architecture that they've dubbed "E-Flex". As the name ...


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