Dr. Evil takes over GM in a larger plot to take over the world in a new Super Bowl commercial.
as they take on"Dr. EV-il". The new advertisement's aim is to look at the challenges of climate change in a humorous way.
In the commercial, Dr. Evil, played by Mike Meyers, is devastated to find out he is only the second biggest threat to the world as climate change has moved into the top spot. Attempting to regain his top position, Dr. Evil and his sidekicks including characters played by Rob Lowe and Seth Green, plot to take control of GM and use the company's Ultium Platform to fight climate change.The Ultium batteries and associated new platforms are a key component to GM's all-electric future.
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