The fact that 2,000 people have lost their lives due to the novel virus in Michigan definitely isn't helping the in-person idea. Online then?
That's exactly what I'm hoping, but I don't know. Some are arguing that they won't get as much publicity, or that it'll be bad publicity revealing a car during this mess, etc. To the first point, Tesla does this all the time with no issues, so why should GM? Plus, with a lot of people home anyways, they'll want to tune in, as long as GM advertises it on the popular platforms like youtube or Facebook/Twitter. To the second, companies have been launching brand-new cars online now for the last 2 months, with no blowback. Why would it be any different for GM?The fact that 2,000 people have lost their lives due to the novel virus in Michigan definitely isn't helping the in-person idea. Online then?
GM better do a livestream. They won't have a shortage of viewers that's for sure.Do it online and then do an in-person event later on to really showcase it. Please don't delay it GM!