The ZR1X packs all the technology General Motors has ever put inside a Corvette. But can we expect another, even wilder model ...

Tata Motors launched the facelifted Altroz in India, with prices starting at Rs. 6.89 lakh (ex-showroom). The updated premium ...

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Shares of automotive manufacturer General Motors (NYSE:GM) fell 5.2% in the afternoon session after President Trump announced plans to double tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to 50%.

US auto giant is speeding up its EV rollout in GCC, from Cadillacs to affordable Chevrolet General Motors is intent on shaking up the region's market with one of the widest line up and price range.

General Motors Company (GM) to invest $888 million in Tonawanda Propulsion plant A group of technicians in a garage, inspecting car parts and ensuring safety compliance. This will mark the largest ...

Reuters reported that the new propulsion plant will build a “next-generation” V8 engine in what seems like a clear departure from the company’s previous pledge to manufacture electric ...

General Motors announced on Tuesday that it plans to invest a massive $888 million in its Tonawanda Propulsion plant in upstate New York. The newly allocated money is meant for a specific purpose ...

Mary Barra, in an interview with WSJ’s Emma Tucker at the Future of Everything event, says she speaks regularly with the White House and that tariffs help them compete with international auto ...

General Motors is investing $888 million in its New York propulsion assembly plant to produce the next generation V-8 engine, the company said May 27. GM said it is the automaker’s largest ever ...

General Motors CEO Mary Barra is voicing support for the Trump administration’s automotive tariffs, arguing they allow U.S. automakers to compete more fairly in the international market.