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Production of the latest Bolt model is scheduled to commence at the Fairfax Assembly Plant in Kansas towards the end of this ...
The Highway Loss Data Institute, which is part of the IIHS, just published its annual list of the most stolen cars and trucks. Things have shifted dramatically in the past year. While stealing Kias ...
General Motors will source batteries from China’s CATL for its next-generation Chevrolet Bolt, set to launch in 2026, absorbing steep tariffs to keep costs down. The two-year arrangement serves as a ...
While investors are hoping for more trade deals to avoid tariffs, one recent deal might be bad news for automakers.
GM has raised prices for several key GM EV chargers, affecting both current and future electric vehicle owners seeking at-home or portable charging solutions.
Despite the heavy 80% duties on Chinese batteries, the largest American automaker, General Motors (GM), will continue to ...
The new EV GM van will likely be a restyled and rebadged version of the yet-to-be-revealed electric version of the Hyundai ...
The companies announced details of the first five vehicles the pair will collaborate on. The cars are expected to hit roads ...
General Motors Co. in Detroit and Hyundai Motor Co. in Seoul plan to produce their first five co-developed vehicles.
General Motors is turning to Chinese battery giant CATL for help powering its next-generation Chevrolet Bolt, according to The Wall Street Journal.
From Tokyo to London, many consumers see American offerings as too big and too gas-guzzling. That view has made Chevrolets and Cadillacs a hard sell.
General Motors (NYSE:GM) partners with CATL for Chevy Bolt batteries, navigating tariffs and costs until U.S. production starts in 2027.