General Motors may scrap plans to use a lower-cost, iron-based battery chemistry that many automakers are using to cut electric-vehicle costs, GM's head of battery technology said.
General Motors is releasing a software update that allows some U.S. electric-vehicle owners to pipe power back to the electric grid, another example of car companies pursuing business opportunities in the energy sector.
The AI data center buildout is driving a historic surge in electricity demand. General Motors proposes leveraging personal EVs to help balance the power grid.
Months after slashing its lofty electric vehicle goals, General Motors is intensifying its focus on energy technology to keep up with data center needs for electricity. Now, it's announced plans to develop a cheaper, more durable battery for large-scale energy storage.
The race to secure power for AI data centers has spilled over into some unusual places, including the automotive world.
General Motors (NYSE:GM | GM Price Prediction) and Ford (NYSE:F) reported Q1 2026 in late April with divergent strategies.
Queries about dangerous topics such as cybersecurity or bioweapons will be steered to an older Opus model.
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Hidden among the architectural landmarks of General Motors' sprawling Warren Tech Center outside Detroit is a new cornerstone of the automaker's $900 million bet on its electric future.
In the most recent trading session, General Motors (GM) closed at $83.22, indicating a +1.86% shift from the previous trading day.
General Motors is initiated at Buy with 28% upside to a $104 price target, citing achievable Q2 estimates and undervaluation versus peers. GMNA's easier Q2 comps and increased dealer supply are expected to drive sequential growth, offsetting recent North American share losses. GM's digital services strategy, with 12 million subscribers, and healthy balance sheet support the investment case despite ongoing tariff and commodity headwinds.
General Motors: A Compelling Valuation Story Despite Macro Volatility