That's not accurate. They were losing about $2,000 on the lowest-tier models. See https://theticker.org/11334/business/general-motors-to-stop-production-on-chev

That's not accurate. They were losing about $2,000 on the lowest-tier models. See https://theticker.org/11334/business/general-motors-to-stop-production-on-chevy-bolt/#:~:text=Despite%20the%20EV's%20strong%20sales,GM's%20net%20income%20during%202022 https://theticker.org/11334/business/general-motors-to-stop-.... Still, to your point, the logical solution there would be to find cheaper ways to manufacture the car people want, not try to demand people buy other cars that are cheaper to make. They weren't even trying to be manipulative about it - they were just like "nope, you can't have this anymore, but please still give us your money."