GM brings back Dr. Evil for their Super Bowl ad, starring the Austin Powers villain and many others from the original cast, to promote the Ultium EV platform
General Motors has resurrected Dr. Evil, the villain from the Austin Powers movies, to promote their electric vehicle lineup in a Super Bowl ad. We don't get many shots of the actual cars, but that's probably not the point. GM wants to drill into everyone's head that they'll have 30 electric models globally by 2025.
If you haven't seen the Austin Powers movies, you might be somewhat confused. Last seen in 2002's"Goldmember," the third and final installment of the series, Dr. Evil is a parody of Ernst Stavro Blofeld, a recurring villain from the James Bond franchise. And the GM ad relies on a lot of references from the Austin Powers source material.
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