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Latest Articles in general motors
GM Plans Investments To Expand Electric Vehicle Production
The automaker plans to spend $2.5 billion overhauling and retooling its Detroit-Hamtramck factory to build a GMC Hummer EV electric pickup truck, an automated robotaxi and other vehicles.
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General Motors Reports First Quarterly China Sales Growth In Two Years
The automaker's Wuling Hong Guang MINI EV, a micro two-door EV with a starting price of 28,800 yuan ($4,200), was China's biggest-selling EV in August.
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GM Will Repay $28 Million To Ohio In Tax Incentives After Closing Plant
Under an agreement with the Ohio Tax Credit Authority, GM will also be required to invest $12 million in the Mahoning Valley by the end of 2022.
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Building A New, Smart India
Invento Robotics, owned by Invento Makerspaces, is known for its Mitra series of robots, which have been showcased at various forums, with a variant being launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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GM Faces Unexpected Bills As India-China Tensions Delay Sale Of India Plant
GM had planned to use the expected sale proceeds of $250 million-$300 million to pay off liabilities incurred with its exit from manufacturing in India in what a second source said would have been a "no gain-no loss" situation.
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Nikola, CNH Building Electric Truck Prototypes For 2021 End Launch
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is probing Nikola to assess the merits of Hindenburg's allegations that the EV maker misled investors about its business prospects, Bloomberg News reported.
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Uber Promises 100% Electric Vehicles By 2040, Commits $800 Million To Help Drivers Switch
Uber's plan follows years of criticism by environmental groups and city officials over the pollution and congestion caused by ride-hail vehicles and calls for fleet electrification.
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GM Venture's Mini Car Becomes China's Most Sold Ev, Surpassing Tesla's Model 3
The starting price for the Hongguang MINI EV is 28,800 yuan ($4,200), less than 10% of the 291,800 yuan starting price for Tesla's China-made Model 3 vehicles before they get government subsidies.
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GM should repay $60 million in state tax credits - Ohio AG
GM in 2009 agreed to maintain operations at its northeast Ohio plant through 2028 and retain 3,700 jobs through 2040 in exchange for the credits.
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GM Gradually Restarts In Mexico As Lear Corp Readies For Return
Automotive factories in Mexico have been idled for weeks due to the coronavirus outbreak, which has infected 59,567 people and killed 6,510 in Mexico so far.
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GM Instructs Mexican Suppliers To Prepare To Resume Operations
Workers at the plant in the central state of Guanajuato that has been idled for weeks due to the coronavirus outbreak had previously been told to plan to return to work on Monday.
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GM, Ford And Fiat Chrysler Target May 18 U.S. Restart Date - WSJ
The companies are working with the union on drawing up safety protocols for reducing exposure risk for workers, but haven't finalized those terms yet
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GM Suspends Dividend, Share Buybacks As Coronavirus Hits Sales
GM as well as rivals Ford Motor Co and Toyota Motor Corp have taken steps to reopen North American vehicle manufacturing operations in early May
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GM Plans To Extend Shutdown Of Brazil Auto Production By 60 Days
GM's plants in Brazil have been shuttered since March 30 when the company put its workers on furlough, but kept their pay intact as it made employees use up vacation days.
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Automakers Push To Reopen Plants With Testing And Lots Of Masks
Auto manufacturers and suppliers are converging on a consensus that temperature screening, daily health questionnaires, assembly lines redesigned to keep workers 3 to 6 feet (0.9 m to 1.8 m) apart.
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