GM

General Motors Co.

September 24, 2026 · intraday

Rarity
1.32
Peak move
−4.30%
Float cap
$75.6B

General Motors designs, builds, and sells trucks, crossovers, cars, and automobile parts, and provides software-enabled services and subscriptions worldwide. Its Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC vehicles are sold through dealers and distributors, as well as to retail and fleet customers, with additional brands primarily in China. It also provides automotive financing services through GM Financial.

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What we found

16 events · 0 from SEC or newswire · 0 timed with the move
  • major_contract

    General Motors and SAIC Motor agreed to extend their Chinese joint venture for another 20 years, with GM saying the renewal positions the JV to boost its technological transformation and growth opportunities.

  • executive_remark

    GM CFO Paul Jacobson said at JPMorgan's U.S. All Stars Conference that senior management directly reporting to CEO Mary Barra compete monthly on AI usage data by function and department, with his own finance team 'middle of the pack.'

  • major_contract

    MP Materials was set to make its first rare earth offtake delivery to General Motors from its Independence Plant in Fort Worth, Texas, under a long-term September 2021 supply deal covering rare earth materials, alloy and finished magnets for Ultium Platform EV motors.

  • Key eventdemand_signal

    Cox Automotive projected GM's U.S. vehicle sales will fall 6.2% year-to-date through Sept 30, ending the third quarter with 16.7% market share versus 17.4% a year earlier, the steepest share loss among the 13 automakers it tracks.

  • analyst_rating

    UBS Group set a $33.00 price target on General Motors, and TD Cowen reiterated a Hold rating on the shares.

  • executive_appointment

    Commercial director Nico Poalillo joined General Motors as director of global design visualisation and environments, leading GM's Global Visualisation Studio within GM Design.

  • Key eventguidance_change

    GM CFO Paul Jacobson said at JPMorgan's U.S. All Stars Conference that GM raised full-year guidance twice in 2026, is on track for the higher end of its range, and expects substantially better 2027 cash flow.

  • product_launch

    GM ran a closed-loop battery recycling pilot with Cirba Solutions, dismantling 80 end-of-life EV batteries and producing more than 12 tons of cathode active material used in Cadillac Lyriq, Escalade IQ, Chevrolet Silverado EV and GMC Sierra EV models.

  • geopolitical

    GM CEO Mary Barra was expected to attend President Trump's White House state dinner for Chinese President Xi Jinping on Sept 24, as US automakers warn against letting Chinese manufacturers into the US market.

  • analyst_rating

    TD Cowen said the selloff in US auto stocks including General Motors, Ford and Stellantis ahead of the US-China summit is overdone, as US import policy is unlikely to change much and minority-stake joint ventures with Chinese automakers could lift Detroit Three EPS.

  • Key eventexecutive_remark

    GM CFO Paul Jacobson said at the JPMorgan conference that GM expects $7.5 billion of deferred revenue by end-2026, about $3 billion in recognized digital revenue growing double digits, and $20 billion of digital revenue by 2030 including $11 billion in subscriptions, with Eyes Off autonomy due 2028.

  • government_contract

    GM Defense received a $697.7 million U.S. Army contract modification for engineering updates to the Infantry Squad Vehicle Utility and winch kit, raising the total contract value to $915.6 million with completion expected by June 25, 2028.

  • product_launch

    GM announced a new software experience for the 2027 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and picture-in-picture, confirming phone projection remains only in gas-powered models and not EVs.

  • policy_change

    Ahead of the Sept. 24 US-China summit, the Alliance for Automotive Innovation, joined by GM, Ford, Toyota, Volkswagen, Hyundai, Honda and Stellantis, pressed President Trump to keep Chinese automakers barred from selling, importing or manufacturing vehicles in the US.

  • debt_financing

    GM announced a $4.5 billion purchasing facility with partner banks including JPMorgan and Santander to build strategic inventory and protect production and cash flow against supply shortages.

  • major_contract

    GM reached an agreement with Samsung SDI regarding its Indiana battery plant, a charge already accrued in GM's second-half figures, as part of efforts to reduce EV capacity while preserving the ability to expand later, CFO Paul Jacobson said.