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The major indexes fell for the week but rebounded Friday as many leaders flashed buy signals. Tesla tumbled but pared losses.

General Motors has pulled off one of the best comebacks of 2024. Towards the end of 2023, things looked grim at the company, with production problems, a chain of delays and software nightmares dogging its electric vehicle efforts. Fast-forward by 12 months, and GM somehow turned 2024 into a banner…

The Chevrolet Bolt wasn't the sexiest or most efficient EV when it was on sale. Rather, the Bolt was an excellent answer to the problem of cheap transportation—small, efficient, sensible, and a pretty keen driver with a great ride and handling.

Tesla cars will face off against highly anticipated new models in 2025.

Telsa, Polestar, Volvo, and others have big EV plans in 2025.

Chevrolet built the Bolt EV. But the lineup, somewhat confusingly, also featured the Volt. How to categorize the Volt was contentious — at least if you happen to be dragooned at a dinner with car journalists and engineers. 

Elon Musk came out on top of the tech heap in 2024.

General Motors’ Ultium revolution has seen its share of twists and turns, but the platform is now firmly on track, powering more than just the automaker's own electric lineup. That includes the Honda Prologue—which has become one of America’s best-selling EVs—and the more premium Acura ZDX.

Ford and General Motors have announced they will contribute vehicles and money to President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration ceremony next month. The pair, along with Toyota, are each donating $1 million alongside Toyota to the event.