In the most recent trading session, General Motors (GM) closed at $80.23, indicating a +2.5% shift from the previous trading day.
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General Motors plans to introduce hybrid models into its U.S. lineup as consumers deal with elevated gas prices and the industry faces a lack of interest in all-electric vehicles. Hybrids are growing in popularity, as sales of the vehicles keep climbing.
The Pentagon placed a massive bet on a single American company to break China's stranglehold on rare earth magnets, and General Motors is first in line to find out if that wager pays off.
General Motors is reaffirmed as a 'Hold' due to market weakness, pressured profitability, and valuation concerns despite revenue growth. GM's unit sales and market share declined across major regions, with North America and China particularly weak, offset only by minor gains in South America. Profitability suffered from $1.9 billion in EV strategy charges, higher costs, and reduced equity earnings, partially cushioned by favorable inventory and lower warranty expenses.
GM reported new vehicle sales declined 5.5% during the third quarter. The automaker's sales of all-electric vehicles were down across the board.
GM's top executives have turned AI adoption into a friendly competition. The finance team is "middle of the pack," GM's chief financial officer said.
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General Motors NYSE: GM Chief Financial Officer Paul Jacobson said the automaker remains on track to finish 2026 near the higher end of its full-year guidance after raising its outlook twice this year, citing continued consumer resilience, disciplined inventory management and a broad vehicle portfolio.
General Motors CEO Mary Barra is expected to attend US President Donald Trump's state dinner at the White House on Thursday for Chinese President Xi Jinping, two sources familiar with the matter said, as US automakers warn against allowing Chinese manufacturers into the market, while Trump signals he may be open to it.
GM is now making housing components for Patriot missile interceptors. It delivered the first batch just 22 days after signing a contract with Lockheed Martin.
Automaker stocks are giving back Thursday's rotation-driven pop in Friday morning trading, and the order in which the group is falling reads like that same trade running backwards. No company announcement dated today explains the move.