The Latest Breaking News from General Motors Co

General Motors Co.’s controversial decision to ditch two popular phone projection systems from its future electric vehicles could be risky, but the company insists the move will pay off by giving consumers a more vehicle-embedded infotainment experience.

DETROIT — General Motors Co. CEO Mary Barra touched on everything from how the Detroit automaker is approaching one of the most monumental shifts in automotive industry history to the company's progress on diversity, equity and inclusion efforts to GM's return-to-office strategy in a wide-ranging discussion Thursday.

The U.S. Supreme Court has denied a request from General Motors Co. to hear its racketeering lawsuits against crosstown competitor Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, now known as Stellantis NV.

For the first time ever, General Motors Co. is bringing its ZR2 off-roading badge to the heavy-duty Chevrolet Silverado.

Energy Exploration Technologies Inc. and General Motors Co. on Tuesday said the automaker's investment arm GM Ventures is leading a $50 million Series B financing round for the lithium startup.

DETROIT — General Motors Co. and its joint ventures in China reported a 25% decline in first-quarter sales with 462,000 vehicles delivered in the country.

DETROIT — General Motors Co. reported a year-over-year 17.6% sales increase in the first quarter, despite rising interest rates, continued inflation and growing economic uncertainty.

General Motors Co. on Friday said it's moving away from using the phone projection systems of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

DETROIT — United Auto Workers presidential candidate Shawn Fain has defeated incumbent Ray Curry in a historic, first-ever direct election for the union's highest office, the federal monitor overseeing the vote confirmed Saturday afternoon.

WARREN, Michigan — From the moment she started her career at General Motors Co., Kathy Gillespie never feared the unknown.

DETROIT — To achieve $2 billion in cost savings, General Motors Co. is offering a voluntary separation program to its employees, the automaker confirmed Thursday.