The Latest Breaking News from GM

Car manufacturers haven't exactly been a source of alpha this year, thanks to volatile auto tariffs, parts shortages, the end of EV tax credits, and a general malaise among U.S. consumers.

While tariffs were once the bane of their existence, General Motors, Apple, and Intuitive Surgical have come roaring back from "Liberation Day"-induced lows.

Well, this really isn’t a surprise, but General Motors now plans to ditch Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support from all of its vehicles—not just the electrified ones. It’s a disappointing decision that’s indicative of the ongoing anti-consumer choices many companies, not just automakers or General Motors, are desperate to…

The Italian luxury carmaker's reputation for innovative design and technology prowess works hand-in-hand with a tight supply to elevate its mystique.

GM has big ambitions for autonomous driving—but not overnight. Plus, convenience store owners have doubts about EV charging investments.

As of Oct. 27, 2025, two stocks in the consumer discretionary sector could be flashing a real warning to investors who value momentum as a key criteria in their trading decisions.

General Motors (NYSE:GM) has declared its intention to phase out Apple CarPlay and Android Auto from its future vehicles, opting instead for its own proprietary interface.

Auto stocks like Tesla, GM and Magna offer strong dividend yields, growth potential & benefit from rate cuts -- making them smart picks for long-term investors.

The new Chevrolet Bolt looks much like the last one and keeps its compact size. But under the skin, it adds new batteries, a Tesla charging port and more upgrades.