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Cadillac’s smallest EV, the 519-horsepower Optiq-V, gets a lot of extra grunt from its big brother, the Lyriq-V. We find out if it's better for it.

Honda has had to rework its electrification strategy as it reacts to a far more anti-EV environment in the U.S. and its own challenges.

At GM, we've partnered with suppliers like MP Materials to rebuild the domestic supply chain and we've invested in Lithium Americas’ Nevada project.

If you thought job security was a given in 2025, think again. In just the past few weeks, seven major companies have announced sweeping layoffs, affecting tens of thousands of workers across the U.S. These cuts span industries from tech to retail, and they’re not just trimming fat… They’re restructuring…

GM’s engineers only needed one model year to transform the Cadillac Optiq into a better car dynamically. Here's their secret.

Last month, General Motors announced that it would launch a new zonal architecture meant to transform how the company builds its vehicles, with software playing a vital role. Recently, though, the company made some changes to who will oversee that team.  

Automakers are banking on an AV comeback. Plus: Tesla's door handle mess gets worse, and even Toyota can't escape tariff pain.

Auto manufacturers in the U.S. have battled a number of headwinds in 2025, but Q3 earnings from Ford and GM have rallied the sector. Can the momentum continue?

General Motors has outperformed the broader market over the past year, and analysts are cautiously optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

The past week in the auto industry has been a rollercoaster ride, with major players making headlines for a variety of reasons. From Japanese automakers Toyota Motor Corp (NYSE:TM) and Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. considering importing their U.S.-made vehicles to Japan, to Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) experiencing a sales slump in Europe, there’s a lot to unpack.…

Wall Street's love affair with mega-cap tech shows no signs of cooling. The SP 500 just wrapped up its sixth straight month of gains, climbing more than 40% since the post-tariff lows in April. But once again, it's the so-called Magnificent Seven doing the heavy lifting.