The Latest Breaking News from GM

The recall is due to concerns with a ground cable lug that could not be secured correctly, the NHTSA says.

Battery cells are typically only rectangular or cylindrical. GM might change that.

Licht out-scooped Schefter.

The two Japanese automakers signed a memorandum of understanding today that could lead to jointly-developed affordable EVs.

Detroit granted both Dan Campbell and Brad Holmes contract extensions, proving the franchise is ready to build off the success of its sterling hires.

Today on Critical Materials: Tesla has reportedly paid no federal income tax in years, GM's VP of software is departing, and VW dabbles in an entry-level EV.

Nissan is looking for a partner to make a new modular electric axle and EV platform, and Honda might fit the bill, Nikkei reported.

Confirmation of the split after what will be four seasons has been provided by Ganassi managing director Mike Hull, who told Autosport that “we are ending this chapter” of a long relationship with Cadillac parent company General Motors that has straddled IndyCars, NASCAR and Extreme E as well as sportscars. 

The brand claims it's an EV with zero emissions, but it makes engine noise.

GM's disclosure of producing 20,000 EVs not qualifying for tax credits highlights challenges in meeting federal criteria for incentives.

Today on Critical Materials: Automakers share data with insurance, Cybertruck deliveries prioritized to shareholders, and Volvo to cut charge times by 30%.