General Motors Co. CEO Mary Barra said Monday that electric vehicles remain the future amid headwinds slowing EV adoption.
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GM CEO doubles down, calls EVs the ultimate endgame
General Motors is cutting electric vehicle spending, taking hefty accounting hits and slowing factory plans, yet its top ...
GM’s new headquarters at Hudson’s Detroit marks a shift to help foster collaboration and innovation. Barra addressed tariffs ...
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General Motors CEO Mary Barra on adjusting to "few billion-dollar impact" of tariffs on business
General Motors CEO Mary Barra said the Trump administration's tariffs caused a "few billion-dollar impact," but also praised ...
Barra, who addressed the Automotive Press Association from the company's new HQ, said GM’s electric vehicles remain the ...
The Detroit automaker officially sets up shop at the $1.5B development on the former site of J.L. Hudson’s department store ...
GM remains committed to an all-electric future, but The General is still working on its hybrid and PHEV strategy, says ...
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General Motors records staggering $7.1B in losses after pulling out of major industry: 'We continue to believe that there is a strong future'
"We do have some structural changes that we need to do." General Motors records staggering $7.1B in losses after pulling out ...
As the auto industry looks to plug-in hybrids as a solution to uneven EV adoption, General Motors CEO Mary Barra points out a ...
DETROIT — General Motors on Monday revealed a new all-electric Chevrolet Corvette concept car as part of the opening of a new design studio in England. The car features a sleek, aerodynamic exterior ...
GM created CarBravo in 2023 to appeal to the used market and compete with online dealerships such as Carvana Co. and CarMax ...
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