General Motors News
Ford produced nearly 400,000 F-Series Super Duty pickups at two U.S. plants in 2024. Conversely, every engine came from Canada or Mexico.
The head of the Secret Service met with General Motors executives this week in Michigan to discuss next-generation armored SUVs as the automaker works on the upcoming version of the presidential limousine, the agency said on March 21.
Presidential directives aimed at ending “illegal discrimination” and restoring “merit-based opportunity” have automakers scrambling to protect themselves from potential lawsuits amid a broader shift away from DEI programs.
Such arrangements could kick off a broader partnership as the companies, two of the world’s largest automakers, hold wide-ranging discussions, Reuters reported.
The theme of this year's conference is “Empowering Women to Drive the Future of Automotive."
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.
General Motors, Stellantis and Ford Motor Co. are using the one-month tariff reprieve to survey their parts makers and push them to decrease the dutiable value of their components.
President Donald Trump met with General Motors CEO Mary Barra on March 12 to talk about the automaker’s investment plans amid an ongoing tariff war, a White House official told Reuters.
Clearly, the Detroit 3 — long grappling with an overabundance of U.S. dealerships — made decisive moves in 2024 to improve the quality of their U.S retail networks by trimming back on quantity.
