Hannah Lutz

Supply chain issues, record-high vehicle prices and remote work environments made vehicle problems surge to a record high this year, up 11 percent from a year earlier, according to J.D. Power's 2022 U.S. Initial Quality Study. GM was an outlier, with a broad increase in quality across its four brands.

The plug-and-charge service allows drivers to automatically charge their vehicles, rather than rely on a mobile app to set up and pay for charging.

Factory Zero will be down from June 27 through July 22 to install tooling, machinery and equipment for additional electric truck production.

GM's BrightDrop electric delivery van unit is a key piece of the automaker's electrification strategy and of the automaker's goal to double its annual revenue by 2030.

The more than 77,500 reservations placed before June 18 will be unaffected by the change in base sticker price, GMC said.

GM, Ford, Stellantis and Toyota on Monday asked Congress to remove the cap on the tax credit.

GM plans to invest more than $81 million to build Cadillac's flagship EV, the Celestiq, at its Global Technical Center in Warren, Mich. The Celestiq, expected to launch next year, will be the first vehicle built at the tech center.

Chevrolet will reveal the Blazer EV in July before it goes on sale next year.

Redesigned versions of the Colorado and Canyon midsize pickups are expected to go on sale next year as 2024 models.

The strategy is part of GM's mission to become the most inclusive company in the world. GM's new diversity, equity and inclusion team is leading the effort.

Henson Brand stores in Texas reach 140,000 customers and potential customers each week with promotions on a variety of platforms.

General Motors is rolling out a line of EVs powered by more advanced batteries and aims to accelerate Bolt sales to record highs this year.

Buick's move toward an all-electric lineup by 2030 will result in vehicles with a more sculptural look, wider stance and more spacious interior.

Buick will transition to EVs roughly in parallel with Cadillac and push GM closer to its goal of selling only zero-emission light vehicles by 2035.

The court filing said Authenticom and Reynolds had "settled their claims and counterclaims against each other." Terms of the settlement weren't available, but the court document said both parties would be responsible for their own legal fees.