The Latest Breaking News from GM

It’s the auto industry’s weirdest market. There are six EV trucks on sale in the U.S., made by more brands than the blockbuster half-ton gas truck market. Yet no one is selling big-truck volumes. It is a more expensive version of what is typically an automaker’s most profitable vehicle. Yet…

General Motors rang in the new year by reporting record-breaking EV sales for last year. Now, it wants to end January on a high note. Meet the quickest Cadillac ever, which just happens to be electric: the 2026 Cadillac Lyriq-V.

General Motors’ current offering of all-electric commercial vehicles is quite slim. It includes the Chevrolet Silverado EV pickup and the Chevrolet BrightDrop van, but that’s about it. However, that might change soon with a little help from Hyundai.

Little news about the Hyundai-General Motors collaboration has surfaced since the two brands signed an unexpected Memorandum of Understanding last September. A couple of months after the partnership was announced, the Korean business newspaper Pulse reported that Hyundai could slap its badge on GM trucks. What could GM possibly get in return? Hyundai's electric commercial…

General Motors is recalling nearly 3,000 Chevrolet Equinox EV crossovers in the United States because of a software issue that prevents them from automatically braking when using adaptive cruise control.

Not the best look for the Jags.

Going on a road trip with an electric car can be a daunting task, especially for newcomers. But as EVs become more advanced and the charging infrastructure expands, issues like range anxiety and charger anxiety are slowly but surely becoming things of the past.

The Tennessee Titans hired Mike Borgonzi as general manager, and there are three names emerging as possible assistant GM candidates.

The Tennessee Titans set to hire Kansas City Chiefs assistant GM Make Borgonzi as the next general manager. Here's how fans on X reacted.

The U.S. carmaker had been harvesting drivers' data that was of particular value for insurers keen on better assessing the risk posed by policyholders.

The US Federal Trade Commission has banned General Motors from selling sensitive driver data. The agency alleges that the automaker and its OnStar service collected and sold precious geolocation and driving behavior data without obtaining proper consent, and now it can’t sell it to consumer reporting agencies for five years.