General Motors’ board approved increasing its stock dividend by 3 cents to 15 cents a share, the company said Wednesday in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, a sign of confidence despite growing threats from federal policy that could impact the auto industry this year.

General Motors (NYSE:GM) is closing its plant in Shenyang, China, this month as part of a broader restructuring to address declining market share. The plant, which produces Buick GL8 minivans and Chevrolet Tracker SUVs,

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General Motors has released a recall for the 2025 GMC Savana vans that were produced with improper welds on an impact beam in the driver’s side door.

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General Motors (GM) is set to close its plant in the northeastern of Shenyang, China as part of wider restructuring efforts in the Asian country.

General Motors wants to stay in the Australian Supercars Championship for a while yet, emphasizing its commitment to the sport beyond 2026.

In the leadup to the 2025 Daytona 500 Chevrolet revealed its vision for an electric NASCAR racer.Despite being fully immersed in North American stock car racing for decades, Chevrolet is actively exploring the possibilities of an electric stock car series—seemingly ignoring everything General Motors knows about the average NASCAR enjoyer.

General Motors Co.’s stock jumped 4.2% early Wednesday, after the auto giant said its board has approved a 3 cent-per-share increase in its quarterly dividend in addition to a new $6 billion share-buyback authorization.

General Motors is looking past tariffs and other looming threats to the auto industry, as it plans to hand more cash to stockholders. GM will spend up to $6 billion on extra share repurchases while also hiking its quarterly dividend by 25%,

Preservation Detroit is pleading for "adaptive re-use" of the Renaissance Center after General Motors moves out.

General Motors CFO Paul Jacobson said on Wednesday at a Barclays conference that if U.S. tariffs became permanent, the company would have to consider moving plants, but also said it had not made those decisions yet.