General Motors is investing $4 billion to produce more gasoline vehicles in the U.S. to cope with the twin challenges of high ...

today's economic climate presents different challenges for the automotive industry. GM has expressed gratitude to the Trump administration for partial tariff exemptions on auto parts and remains ...

She and GM CFO Paul Jacobson noted that ... in the Trump administration has added to the challenge, leaving businesses uncertain if the tariffs announced by Trump will be changed or scrapped ...

She praised the Trump administration while highlighting the challenges GM faces in new economic headwinds from tariffs. Barra wrote she is “ grateful to President Trump for his support of the U ...

Despite the challenges faced in the automotive market, GM is in the position to relocate some production to the U.S., softening the impact of the 25% tariff rate on imported automotive parts and ...

GM is facing some short-term challenges, but its long-term strategy ... Much will depend on how effectively GM can reduce the impact of tariffs and keep its costs under control.

Ongoing tariff battles and shifting trade policies have added a layer of economic volatility that’s straining supply chains and forcing companies to recalibrate. For GM, the engine flaw adds ...

It will power some of the company's very profitable Chevy Silverado and GM Sierra pickups and Chevy ... And of course there are the looming tariffs. "It's related to getting some goodwill from ...

General Motors is planning to boost production of light-duty trucks in the U.S. as the industry addresses challenges tied to President Donald Trump's latest round of auto tariffs. The major ...

“If the U.S. tariffs remain in place, GM will no longer have any reason ... However, despite the challenges that come with moving manufacturing across international borders, Lee thinks it ...