The Latest Breaking News from GM

General Motors took a lot of heat when the company announced it was dropping Apple CarPlay from its electric vehicles. Some owners were so determined to keep smartphone mirroring, in fact, that they found a few short-lived workarounds to bring it back. Ford, thankfully, says it won’t make the same…

While Ford is up 34% for the year and has a healthy dividend yield of 4.5%, the stock's 2026 forecast does not look too bright.

Understanding how corporate profit forecasts affect analysts’ estimates and stock ratings can help you make investment decisions.

Why breaking up with gas—especially big trucks—is hard to do for the Big Three. Plus, Tesla’s Robotaxi program is growing fast.

Rumors of the combustion engine’s demise have been greatly exaggerated. Throughout the early 2020s, it seemed inevitable that internal combustion would head the way of the dodo, replaced almost entirely by EVs. Automakers set aggressive timelines and governments laid out ambitious goals, paving the way for a full battery-powered future.

Todays biggest EV news: GM eyes a new CEO, a look back at 2025's EV slump, and a solid-state battery startup plans to go public.

Today on Critical Materials: Tesla's 2025 sales fumble, GM is leading on former Cruise engineers, and China officializes door handle regulations.

It came from the factory like that?

Both Ford and GM are outperforming the markets in 2025. However, GM looks like a better buy between the two, given the company's recent track record on execution.