General Motors is a leading global automotive company that designs, manufactures, and sells a diverse range of vehicles, including cars, trucks, and SUVs under various brand names
The company is committed to innovation in transportation, focusing on the development of electric and autonomous vehicles to meet the evolving needs of consumers and address environmental challenges. With a rich history in the automotive industry, General Motors also emphasizes safety, performance, and technology integration in its products while working toward sustainability initiatives and expanding its presence in the global market.
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A member of Congress has ditched their Tesla for a gas-powered vehicle after being called a traitor by Elon Musk and disagreeing with political policies.
Benzinga readers show support for the one-month pause on tariffs for the auto sector. The poll also shows whether consumers are likely to rush to buy a vehicle before tariffs come back.
The U.S.-trade tensions are a concern for automakers, with potential for reduced production and higher costs. Tariffs on auto parts may have far-reaching supply chain impacts. Domestic production may limit impact for Tesla and Rivian, but GM and Ford face significant risk.
Trade tariffs fuel market volatility, causing dollar to fall and stocks to decline. GDP forecasts down and Fed expected to cut rates. Bitcoin prices soften despite Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. Auto stocks rebound after tariff postponement.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed in a briefing that the administration would grant a one-month exemption on automakers operating under the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).
Ford, GM and Stellantis could be hit hard by tariffs on Canada and Mexico. Tesla isn't immune from higher costs and could pay more for parts from Mexico.
