The Latest Breaking News from GM

Each year brings change to the auto world, and sometimes it means saying goodbye to beloved rides. If you’re eyeing one of these discontinued car models, you might want to act now before they’re gone for good. From iconic sports cars to dependable sedans, these eight vehicles won’t make it…

Elon Musk's dream of having a top-selling electric pickup may be fleeting as the Cybertruck continues to see declining demand.

Chevrolet assembled the final Camaro in December 2023, when a ZL1 1LE with a manual gearbox rolled off the assembly line in Lansing, Michigan. But when the company with the bowtie emblem announced the model’s demise earlier that year, Global Vice President Scott Bell hinted at the car’s eventual return:…

Smart devices promise convenience, but they also collect an astonishing amount of personal data—sometimes illegally. Recent lawsuits and settlements reveal that everyday gadgets—from voice assistants to security cameras—have violated privacy laws. Over the last several years, these nine smart devices have been found to violate privacy laws. Have you owned…

GM and Redwood solve one of the biggest EV sustainability challenges by repurposing old batteries for energy storage instead of sending them to the landfill.

As sales of plug-in vehicles grow worldwide, many American manufacturers are committing to their V-8s.

VW Group China boss Ralf Brandstätter says he's willing to sacrifice market share during the price war to protect the equity of his company's car brands.

GM has confirmed production of lithium-iron phosphate (LFP) batteries at its Spring Hill, Tennessee plant. That should mean “significant cost savings.”

The $7,500 federal EV tax credit is ending in September. These are our favorite models that qualify.

When it comes to building a sustainable, consumer-friendly auto market, RJ Scaringe says one group is in the way: existing automakers and their dealers.

Buying a car—new or used—comes with the expectation that safety is a given and warranties will protect you if something goes wrong. But what happens...