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General Motors (GM) reported strong sales growth during the first quarter and updated its guidance for fiscal 2023. With the auto industry expected to grow strongly this year, will it be wise to buy the stock now? Read more….

Thanks to technological advancements, the auto industry looks poised to thrive in the foreseeable future. Given the significant prospects of the sector, fundamentally strong auto stocks Toyota Motor (TM), General Motors (GM), and Blue Bird (BLBD) might be solid additions to one’s portfolio for potential gains. Read on.

Electric vehicles like Hyundai's Ioniq 5, Ford's F-150 Lightning pickup, GMC's Hummer EV, and more have adopted the light bar as a staple of electric car design.

Ford Motor Co. CEO Jim Farley is looking further afield than the Dearborn, Michigan, automaker's traditional rivals as the company charts a future defined by electric, digitally-connected vehicles: namely, to China.

Carmakers don't need a crony-capitalist slush fund.

Automobile demand is expected to bounce back this year after a disappointing 2022. The rapid switch from ICE vehicles to electric vehicles will likely drive the growth of General Motors (GM) and Nikola (NKLA). Let’s compare these two stocks' fundamentals to identify which is a better buy now.

China is home to the largest auto market in the world and a key market for EVs. Many legacy brands have been slow to embrace EVs, and it stands to haunt them.

Efficiency is the key here. Some companies are talking about offering 450-600 miles of EV range, but the battery packs are ridiculous. Ford will not follow suit.

An Indiana county council on Tuesday evening approved tax incentives for a $3.5 billion battery plant investment by General Motors Co. and battery partner Samsung SDI.