The Latest Breaking News from General Motors

By economic measures, Apple is a dominant force in the US market, which is not a competitive market and may need help.

Major automakers seek new ports as the closure of the Port of Baltimore disrupts vehicle shipping and supply chains.

Chevrolet dropped the price of its Blazer EV. Now it's offering early buyers some money to make up the price difference.

The Biden Administration's revised fuel economy rules call for a much less aggressive EV transition.

Plus, car dealers, who never wanted to sell EVs anyway, are extra down on them lately, and Tesla settles a racial discrimination lawsuit.

General Motors' Mexico unit and union agree on a 9.2% wage increase, demonstrating commitment to fair labor practices and employee well-being.

Confirmation of the split after what will be four seasons has been provided by Ganassi managing director Mike Hull, who told Autosport that “we are ending this chapter” of a long relationship with Cadillac parent company General Motors that has straddled IndyCars, NASCAR and Extreme E as well as sportscars. 

A total of 14 systems were evaluated, and only three earned a marginal or acceptable rating.

A new report claims that at one point, the failed Apple Car project resembled the Volkswagen bus or a Canoo people-mover.

Tesla started shipping its so-called Basecamp tent and it feels like the 2000s again. Is that good or bad? You be the judge.

Mary Barra may be one of the toughest women in a man's world. Being the CEO of GM makes her a worthy subject when it comes to determining someone's net worth.