As EV sales continue to slow down in the U.S., General Motors CEO Marry Barra had tempered expectations, claiming that the company’s EV switchover “will take decades” rather than years.

General Motors Co. Chief Executive Officer Mary Barra walked back expectations for her company’s electric vehicle program, the latest such move by a legacy automaker as momentum slows for plug ...

GM executives said on an earnings call that the updated range accounted for Trump's 'little bit of help' on tariffs.

Mary Barra, in an interview with WSJ’s Emma Tucker at the Future of Everything event, says she speaks regularly with the ...

GM chief executive Mary Barra walked a tightrope ... The Detroit firm reported its first-quarter earnings Tuesday morning, beating expectations with adjusted EPS of $2.78 on $44.02 billion in ...

Mary Barra says tariffs can help even the playing field with foreign competitors.

and drive EV profitability,” GM CEO Mary Barra said in a shareholder letter on Thursday. The guidance takes into account “the positive impact” of the Trump administration’s changes this ...

General Motors is lowering its profit expectations for the year as the carmaker ... In a letter to shareholders May 1, General Motors CEO Mary Barra said that the automaker looks forward to ...

"Importantly, GM's business is growing and fundamentally strong as we adapt to the new trade policy environment, further strengthen our supply base, and drive EV profitability," GM CEO Mary Barra ...