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Automakers urge Congress to quickly pass law banning Chinese cars

The Alliance for Automotive Innovation, representing major automakers like GM, Ford, and Toyota, urged Congress to pass a law banning Chinese vehicles from the U.S. market by year-end. The group cited concerns about subsidized Chinese vehicles entering the market. GM is also evaluated by ProPicks AI using financial metrics.

Ford and GM Will Have to Pay Tariffs on Cars Made in Canada

Ford and GM will face tariffs on cars made in Canada due to U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods. Canada's retaliation, effective September 8, may impact housing costs. Ford is up 4.8% YTD but down 3.12% in the past month, while GM is up nearly 7% YTD but down 1.22% in the past month. Both companies may revise earnings guidance.

GM Signed New Project For Products With SAIC-GM-Wuling

GM signed a new product project with SAIC-GM-Wuling, its second joint venture in China. The deal aims to expand the Chevrolet portfolio in emerging markets, including a new electric hatchback. GM South America's president, Thomas Owsianski, announced the agreement during a business trip to China.

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Ford and GM Will Have to Pay Tariffs on Cars Made in Canada

Ford and GM will face tariffs on cars made in Canada due to U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods. Canada's retaliation, effective September 8, may impact housing costs. Ford is up 4.8% YTD but down 3.12% in the past month, while GM is up nearly 7% YTD but down 1.22% in the past month. Both companies may revise earnings guidance.

GM Signed New Project For Products With SAIC-GM-Wuling

GM signed a new product project with SAIC-GM-Wuling, its second joint venture in China. The deal aims to expand the Chevrolet portfolio in emerging markets, including a new electric hatchback. GM South America's president, Thomas Owsianski, announced the agreement during a business trip to China.

Bedrock, GM make case for removing two Renaissance Center towers

Bedrock, GM, and Gensler proposed removing two towers from the Renaissance Center in Detroit to create a public park. Officials cited high costs and design challenges for repurposing the towers, with estimates of $400M to convert them into housing. GM has invested over $1B in the complex since 1996. The project seeks approvals by 2026, with deconstruction potentially starting in 2027. Dan Gilbert and GM are contributing funds, with local taxpayer money also involved.

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Unifor Approves GM Deal, Will Build-Next Gen Trucks In Canada

Unifor members approved a new contract with General Motors, securing 3% annual wage increases for full-rate and skilled trade workers, bonuses, and healthcare benefits. GM will invest $144M CAD in Oshawa Assembly for next-gen GMC Sierra HD and $215M CAD in St. Catharines Propulsion for a new transmission, creating 250 jobs. The future of CAMI Assembly remains uncertain.

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GM To Build GMC Sierra HD In Oshawa

General Motors will invest C$144 million to add GMC Sierra HD production at its Oshawa Assembly plant, part of a C$1 billion investment in Canadian operations. The move follows a ratified agreement with Unifor, with production expected to start in Q4 2028 for the 2029 model year. GM will also expand stamping and component work at Oshawa, totaling C$343 million for next-gen heavy-duty truck production.

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Is General Motors a Buy After Its C$1B+ Canadian Investment Pledge?

General Motors (GM) has pledged over C$1 billion in investments for its Canadian operations, including production of next-gen GMC Sierra and transmissions. The deal, approved by Unifor, includes wage increases and job security. GM expects improved visibility into future production. The company's North American truck and SUV business remains strong, with adjusted EBIT margins recovering. However, GM faces cost pressures from inflation and tariffs, which may impact near-term profitability. GM stoc

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