In a bold move, President Trump signs three resolutions to dismantle California's electric vehicle mandate, claiming it threatens the auto industry. This controversial decision has sparked outrage from state officials and environmentalists alike.
General Motors announces a groundbreaking $4 billion investment to shift production from Mexico to the U.S., revitalizing American jobs and manufacturing. Discover how this strategic move aligns with rising SUV demand and trade policies.
In a surprising twist, American car buyers paid slightly less for new vehicles in May, despite the introduction of new tariffs on imported cars and parts. This minor price dip raises questions about demand and spending habits in the auto market.
A new trade deal allows British carmakers to export 100,000 vehicles to the US at a lower tariff rate than their North American counterparts. This raises concerns among American automakers who fear it could set a precedent for future trade agreements.
General Motors is on a mission to bring Cadillac back to its former glory. With a focus on electric vehicles and luxury design, can Cadillac reclaim its status as the 'standard of the world'?
General Motors CEO Mary Barra thanks Trump for his support while warning of $5 billion impacts from tariffs. Despite this, GM solidifies its position as a leading EV seller in the US with optimistic projections.
General Motors reveals that the Trump administration's tariffs will cost it $4-$5 billion this year, prompting a drastic cut in earnings projections. The auto giant's CEO, Mary Barra, warns of broader economic implications as tariffs loom over the industry.
President Trump announces measures to ease tariffs on US car makers, a decision praised by GM's CEO. Will this move lower car prices for consumers? Find out more!
General Motors announces a significant reduction in production of its BrightDrop electric delivery vans, impacting 500 jobs and leading to a 20-week idling of the CAMI assembly plant in Canada. This decision reflects a shift in market demand as the automaker struggles to meet revenue expectations for the new subsidiary.
As new tariffs loom, U.S. consumers are hurrying to purchase high-ticket items like laptops and cars to avoid rising costs. Experts warn of economic implications.
