GM and Ford are increasingly referencing electric vehicles less frequently on their investor earnings calls, according to new analysis cited by TechCrunch and also reported by Yahoo Finance. The outlets say the trend has moved the companies’ EV talk toward pre-pandemic levels, based on data compiled by TechCrunch and Hudson Labs. The reporting frames this as a shift in how often EVs appear in management communications during investor updates, rather than as a direct measure of overall vehicle production or sales. Both sources describe the finding in terms of changes in frequency of EV-related discussion over time, suggesting that EVs are receiving less emphasis in these specific public financial settings than during the period when electric-vehicle plans were more prominent. The articles do not attribute a single cause for the change, and they focus on the documented communication pattern rather than on new policy or product announcements. Overall, the coverage indicates that investor-call messaging from the two automakers has become less EV-centric relative to earlier periods.