GM's sales drop in 2023; U.S. is automaker's biggest market once again

GM China sales — A Chevrolet FRN-XE concept EV at the Shanghai Auto Show on April 18, 2023. After peaking at 4 million in 2017, GM’s China sales have steadily dropped by nearly half. (BLOOMBERG)

January 08, 2024 08:13 PM

General Motors' China sales dropped 8.7 percent to 2.1 million last year, allowing the United States to become the automaker's biggest market for the first time in more than a decade.

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