General Motors P platform
Former American car platform designation
General Motors
used the
P-body
or
P platform
designation to refer to two different vehicle lines:
1984–1988
mid-engined
Pontiac Fiero
1996–2003
electric
General Motors EV1
,
a.k.a.
the BEV1 platform retroactively since the introduction of the
BEV2 platform
.
1987 Pontiac Fiero
1996 General Motors EV1
See also
List of General Motors platforms
References
↑
"What does the letter in GM's Body Styles actually mean? | 1AAuto Blog"
.
1A Auto Blog
. 2017-02-24
. Retrieved
2020-04-23
.
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v
t
e
General Motors
platforms
Marques
In production
Cars
Gamma
Delta (D2XX/PATAC K)
BEV2
BEV3
GEM
Epsilon (E2XX/P2XX)
Alpha
VSS-F
VSS-R
Y
Trucks/SUVs
BT1
C1XX
GMT
(
31XX
,
610
,
T1XX
)
U
VSS-S
VSS-T
Retired
Cars
A
(
FWD
,
RWD
)
B
C
(
FWD
,
RWD
)
D
E
F
G
(
FWD
,
RWD
)
GM2900
GM4200
H
(
FWD
,
RWD
)
HQ
J
K
(
FWD
,
RWD
)
Kappa
L
M
(
FWD
,
RWD
)
N
Omega
P
(
RWD
,
FWD
)
Premium
R
S
SCCS
Sigma
T
(
FWD
,
RWD
)
V
(
FWD
,
RWD
)
W
X
(
FWD
,
RWD
)
Y
Z
Zeta
Trucks/SUVs
C/K Series
GMT
(
325/330
,
345/745
,
355
,
360
,
400
,
530/560
,
600
,
800
,
900
,
K2XX
)
Lambda
Theta
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