The CEO and chairman of General Motors, Mary Barra, entered a fantasy world as she walked onto the stage at this week’s GM investor day, promising to double the company’s revenues by 2030, and bring in $25 billion from connected car services. Most people in the audience – live or virtual – instead looked for clues as to whether or not GM can survive the onslaught of Tesla, US Tesla-alikes and Chinese EV makers – and for the most part, we think it will. But as we look around the world, we see Chinese firms taking root in markets where GM has previously been strong, even if they are not invading its native US quite yet. This event was not…