The Latest Breaking News from Mark Reuss

This 100-Year-Old Michigan 'City' Has Free Gas and No License Plates: Why Almost Nobody Can Enter

GM's Milford Proving Ground in Michigan, the world's oldest vehicle testing facility, spans 4,000 acres with private roads and access for fewer than 200 employees, vital for automotive testing and innovation.

International Business Times UK · Jul 13

Chevrolet reveals cause behind flurry of IndyCar engine changes in Detroit

At least seven Chevrolet teams have changed engines ahead of IndyCar's Detroit GP

Motorsport · May 31

Cadillac launches stealthy first F1 livery for Barcelona testing

Cadillac has unveiled a temporary monochrome testing livery for Barcelona's Formula 1 shakedown at the end of January

Motorsport · Jan 13

GM Regrets Killing the Cadillac CT6

We all have regrets, some bigger than others. In hindsight, there are things we’d do differently, choices that might have led us down a better path. But since none of us are clairvoyant, we must live with the decisions we’ve made. General Motors has its share of regrets too, particularly…

Motor1 · Oct 20, 2025

LMR Batteries Could Unlock Midsize EV Trucks, GM President Says

Why aren't there any midsize electric trucks? It's the batteries, Mark Reuss said on the Plugged-In Podcast.

InsideEVs · Oct 19, 2025

It's Not Just The Bolt. A 'Family' Of Low-Cost EVs Is Coming, GM President Says

GM plans to follow up the 2027 Bolt with other models costing around $30,000, Mark Reuss said on the Plugged-In Podcast.

InsideEVs · Oct 17, 2025

'Absolutely': GM President Says It's Preparing For Chinese Competition In America

On this week's Plugged-In Podcast: General Motors President Mark Reuss explains what's next for the Chevy Bolt, affordable EVs, and competing with China.

InsideEVs · Oct 17, 2025

Bottas/Perez lineup "a bold signal of intent" – Cadillac

Team principal Graeme Lowdon explains why Cadillac is banking on veterans Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez to lead its new F1 team in 2026

Autosport · Aug 26, 2025

What Would It Take for a New Camaro? GM's President Explains

Chevrolet assembled the final Camaro in December 2023, when a ZL1 1LE with a manual gearbox rolled off the assembly line in Lansing, Michigan. But when the company with the bowtie emblem announced the model’s demise earlier that year, Global Vice President Scott Bell hinted at the car’s eventual return:…

Motor1 · Jul 17, 2025

Why An Electric Corvette Won't Happen Anytime Soon

Chevrolet's desire to build an electric Corvette is dissipating. It's been three years since General Motors President Mark Reuss teased a "fully electric, Ultium-based Corvette," but Chevy isn't in a rush to make that dream a reality. As the Corvette's boss, Tony Roma, puts it bluntly in a recent interview: "Nobody wants that."

Motor1 · Jul 16, 2025