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General Motors
Finding new cars on the lot is getting easier
by
Matt Levin
Oct 25, 2022
New vehicle inventory is up an estimated 62% from last year as some supply roadblocks clear. But higher prices may stick.
Why are EVs still so expensive? It's all about the battery.
by
Lily Jamali
Sep 9, 2022
GM is launching an electric version of its Chevy Equinox SUV with a price tag that starts around $30,000. It's hoping to reach a broader market.
Stock buybacks: the pros and cons for companies and investors
by
Lily Jamali
Aug 19, 2022
GM plans to buy back $5 billion worth of its own stock. Why do critics love to hate this corporate maneuver?
Who will buy Cadillac's $300,000 EV?
by
Matt Levin
Jun 27, 2022
The limited-edition, electric Celestiq is expected to carry a very, very high-end price tag. It might help Cadillac refresh its image.
What will the Chevy Bolt recall mean for the electric car market?
Aug 23, 2021
People will often accept risks posed by things they know — like gas-powered cars — but not things that are new to them.
Extended downtime for GM plants doesn't mean workers are losing their jobs
by
Andy Uhler
Feb 10, 2021
The company says there's a semiconductor shortage, and it will reassess the situation in mid-March
More electric vehicles promised, but are fleet owners ready?
Jan 29, 2021
There isn’t a lot of experience or trust on which to base calculations about durability and cost savings for electric vehicles.
For public good, not for profit.
GM accelerates plans for zero-emissions vehicles
Jan 29, 2021
The move by the auto giant signals a shift as companies look to meet worldwide climate change goals.
GM makes U-turn in Trump's fight over California emissions
by
David Brancaccio
, Nova Safo
and Alex Schroeder
Nov 24, 2020
GM had previously sided with the Trump administration in a legal fight over California setting its own emissions standards.
How do striking autoworkers feel about the tentative GM agreement?
by
Jack Stewart
Oct 17, 2019
There are some concessions the union had been pushing for, but the closure of the Lordstown, Ohio, plant remains a sticking point.