DETROIT — The greenest cars on the market — electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids — have attracted very few buyers so far.
But instead of scaling back, major automakers are eager to bring more battery-powered models to their showrooms.
Two of the biggest producers, General Motors and Nissan, served notice at the annual Detroit auto show that they are in the electric-car business for the long haul.
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