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For the first time in nearly six decades, General Motors has unveiled an all-new logo. The fresh branding accompanies a new direction for General Motors, which the company says is to "transform itself to deliver on a vision that creates a world with zero crashes, zero emissions and zero congestion".

When the President of the United States needs to be driven around, there's only one car they're allowed to travel in. Officially named 'Cadillac One', the President's limousine is less of a car and more of a tank, thanks to its significant armouring and defensive measures. The US Secret Service has given the codename of 'Stagecoach' to the vehicle, but it's often known by its nickname: 'The Beast'.

General Motors Design has released renders of potential future pickup truck concept designs online. While the vehicles are meant to be over-the-top – and are not intended for production – it's interesting to see how far they can push the limits of design when not having to worry about transforming a vehicle into a production or showroom reality.

The next-generation Cadillac Escalade will have a curved OLED display measuring 38 inches diagonally. OLED technology is typically found on smaller consumer devices, such as smartphones and smartwatches. Without the need for a backlight, OLED screens have deeoper blacks, and can be more easily made into interesting shapes.

General Motors (GM) may be looking to its past to find a solution for the future. Ironically, its brand most maligned for being eco-unfriendly may become its new electric-only brand. Reuters reports General Motors is developing a range of premium electric pickup trucks and SUVs, some of which may wear the defunct Hummer name.