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All of the vehicles had recently come off the line at GM’s Bowling Green Assembly plant in Kentucky and were parked in a third-party lot when they were taken.

In 2025, GM plans to open two new locations, start stocking Cadillac EV inventory at the sites, and add the first internal combustion engine model to the shared pool of vehicles dealerships can access.

GM is expanding a partnership with Nvidia to use the company’s computing technology and artificial intelligence in future vehicles and on the factory floor.

General Motors is eyeing opportunities from telematics tools and OnStar for its fleet and commercial business.

GM is targeting subscription and revenue growth this year for its Super Cruise hands-free system while also expanding what it can do.

Chevrolet debuted the Silverado EV ZR2 off-road race truck concept ahead of the planned summer launch of the pickup’s Trail Boss variant. It planned to compete with the electric ZR2 concept in the Mint 400 off-road race near Las Vegas.

The 2026 Cadillac Escalade IQL offers extra space for people and cargo.

Barak Turovsky will serve as GM’s chief AI officer, a new role. He reports to Dave Richardson, senior vice president of software and services engineering.

A new recommendation engine GM is rolling out to its North American dealerships is designed to help retailers narrow the myriad configurations of a particular model to the combinations that best match up with local demand.

A spokesperson for the automaker confirmed GM’s Bowling Green Assembly plant will be down for several weeks. The 2025 Corvette ZR1 will be built there.