The Latest Breaking News from GM

General Motors Co. and Honda Motor Co. plan to jointly develop a line of affordable electric vehicles, deepening strategic ties as they work to bring costly plug-in technology to the mass market.

After a series of battery cell failures in EVs from the likes of Chrysler, GM, Hyundai, and VW, the investigation targets cell producer LG Energy Solution.

Volkswagen AG (OTC:VWAGY) to discontinue several of its combustion engine models by the end of the decade and sell fewer cars overall to focus on developing more profitable premium vehicles, Financial Times reported, citing the company's finance chief. "The main goal is not growth, it is us [more focused] on quality and…

Eyeing Tesla’s success, major automakers are hurling themselves into the electric vehicle market as governments set ambitious zero-emissions targets and drivers around the world look to go electric. While Elon Musks’s pioneering company currently dwarfs rivals by stock value, it now faces a new level of competition from traditional manufacturers…

A federal auto safety agency has opened an investigation into Korean manufacturer LG Energy Solution's high-voltage electric-vehicle batteries after their internal failures in several vehicle models led to fire risks and recalls.

GM is also investing in its Ingersoll plant to build BrightDrop electric commercial vehicles.

The two automakers will partner, use GM's Ultium battery technology, and make “millions” of affordable EVs, an expansion of a previous two-car collaboration.

Good news comes from General Motors, which has resumed production of the Chevrolet Bolt EV and Bolt EUV at the Orion Assembly plant in Michigan.

Shares of legacy automobile manufacturers such as Ford (F) and General Motors (GM) have trailed the broader markets in the last decade. However, the worldwide shift towards electric vehicles is a key driver of revenue and earnings for the two companies that are already trading at attractive valuations.

MDA Ltd. (TSX:MDA) (OTC:MDALF) is collaborating with Lockheed Martin Corp (NYSE:LMT) and General Motors Co (NYSE:GM) to integrate its commercial robotic arm technology on their planned human-rated lunar mobility vehicles. "We believe this collaboration will enable all three companies to continue to define the art of the possible, push the boundaries of space innovation, and provide the…

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