The Latest Breaking News from General Motors

The United States Department of Commerce and GlobalFoundires announced on Monday that the US will be awarding GlobalFoundries with $1.5 billion in funding under the CHIPS and Science Act. The latest domestic chip fab to receive money under the act, GlobalFoundries's funding will be spent to upgrade company's New York…

The United Auto Workers union said Friday that nearly 9,000 workers at the Kentucky Truck Plant in Louisville will strike on Feb. 23 if a local contract dispute is not resolved.

2024 is “the year of execution” for GM, CEO Marry Barra said. That means the company needs to pull all the stops to get the production numbers up. Can it do it?

GM engineers don’t seem deflated, and the company’s progress on the track is steaming ahead.

CEO Jim Farley says Ford's relationship with the UAW "has changed."

Terry Woychowski was the Chief Engineer for GM’s Full-Size Truck Platform in the 2000s. Think Chevy Silverado and the original Hummer.

GM CEO Mary Barra discusses the strategies being considered to maximize the value of Cruise, the autonomous vehicle unit of General Motors.

The update nearly doubles the number of highway miles in North America where users can drive hands-free.

GM, the global automaker, plans to invest 0 million in Nouveau Monde Graphite, a Canadian miner, and has agreed to a supply deal for battery-grade graphite.

General Motors is expanding its Super Cruise automated driving system to cover an additional 350,000 miles of roadways in the US and Canada.

It's hardly a secret in the auto industry at this point, but China's EV champion seems dead-set on U.S. sales sooner than later.