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Project X Has Gone EV! Famed '57 Chevy Gets eCrate Power (Episode 1)

GM has teamed up with Cagnazzi Racing to convert HOT ROD Magazine’s famous ’57 Chevy to an EV. Since day one, X has redefined itself time and time again as a canvas to test the newest and hottest tech in the industry.

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