The Latest Breaking News from GM

Today on Critical Materials: California can't offset the EV tax credit, BYD warns Europe that it's ready to play and Tesla owners in China file suit over FSD.

The new Discworld RPG is a delightful chaos engine Pratchett fans will adore using and abusing

South Korea's top trade negotiator, Yeo Han-koo, said that trade negotiations with the U.S. over auto tariffs remain in progress following the recent raid at Hyundai Motor Co. (OTC:HMYLF) battery plant in Georgia conducted by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

General Motors’ stock is up 10% this year and could climb further as Amazon’s pilot of BrightDrop electric vans highlights GM’s expanding presence in green logistics, strategic partnerships, and strong dividend growth potential.

Today in New York, Hyundai outlined its future plans. CEO José Muñoz confirmed that the automaker is working on a mid-size body-on-frame pickup truck for America, which will arrive by 2030. He also noted that there’s "potential" for a body-on-frame SUV riding on the same platform, which means Hyundai might…

Update: Hyundai has confirmed in a preview image that its mid-size pickup would be body-on-frame, and the company even suggested that a body-on-frame SUV could be built alongside it. That image and video from the event have been added.

Electric vehicle giant Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) and CEO Elon Musk had grand ambitions with the launch of the Cybertruck. Expectations have underperformed, but there could be good news with the vehicle expanding to more international markets.

The last thing the market needs is another heavy, expensive electric truck. Without a battery breakthrough or a form change, the EV Ram would have flopped.

General Motors has recalled 23,656 Chevrolet Corvettes over a fuel leak defect that could cause fires during refuelling, though no deaths have been confirmed, according to federal safety regulators.

For a company with more than 120 years of history under its belt, Buick is barely a blip on most people’s radar. For decades, it’s been the third or fourth option among newer, shinier alternatives from Japan and Korea. Even in GM's own portfolio, Buick is second fiddle to Cadillac.

The American e-commerce giant has been quietly testing General Motors’ troubled electric van. If it ticks all the right boxes, it could be a life-saver for the Canadian-built EV.