CEO Mary Barra’s policy views, and her business strategies, change with the man in the White House.

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It's a revolutionary tech breakthrough. General Motors makes game-changing announcement about future of its electric vehicles ...

General Motors is flip-flopping on electric vehicles. The company announced this month that it would pour $888 million into a New York engine plant in order to produce a new V8.

Infantile jokes aside, there’s no arguing with the numbers. Across its brands, the automaker says it shifted a total of 5,750 ...

The EV1 was a clean, efficient car that drivers loved. So why did GM recall and crush it? Follow the trail of corporate ...

Mary Barra said at the Wall Street Journal’s Future of Everything conference in New York City she learned lessons from ...

Rising tariff uncertainty and higher material prices, among other factors, has resulted in several European car companies to ...

Long before Jalopnik, I worked at a General Motors dealership where I was constantly ... specifically — by building something new: An electric motorcycle. Or, at least, motorcycle-ish bike.

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GM's $888 million investment in its Town of Tonawanda engine plant will continue production of internal combustion engines.

So I was surprised when Cadillac, GM’s luxury division that hasn’t made an interesting or relevant car in at least a decade, ...