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The official Instagram page of General Motors' design division has posted a sketch of the latest sedan

In addition to the Hummer electric pickup, General Motors also wants to produce an SUV of the same name

The new cars are aimed at China, but some novelties will arrange sales in other countries.

General Motors has promised to source sustainable natural rubber in its tyres.

GM is going to stop production on 5 of the American assembly factories this January. Calm down, this will happen only temporarily in order to deal with an oversupply of sedans.

GM faces a new ignition switch recall.

GM has stated another recall for 31,000 SUVs because of a possible risk.

The compensation for ignition switch from GM has finished reviewing more than 4,000 submissions. It has officially admitted that the issue caused 275 injuries and 124 people died from it.

General Motors confirmed one more recall. It touches 50,043 cars in Canada and America.

General Motors has confirmed two new recalls.

General Motors is cooking up a tasty dish.

General Motors has stated about a significant investment into few American manufacturing facilities.

A new electric car which will be sold together with Spark EV and Volt is being developed by General Motors.

The American carmaker might actually become the one to introduce an eye-tracking technology to the world.

Bosses of General Motors have one concern less with $7,000 fine paid on a daily basis lifted off by profile federal safety administration. The reason behind it was reluctance to cooperate on ignition switch failure investigation.

Some superchargers installed in ZL1 Camaro and CTS-V from Cadillac turned out to be malfunctioning and General Motors opted to make warranty period longer not to start a serious recall campaign.

The U.S. government has publically reported a $9.7-billion loss on the bailout of GM.

GM has taken on a new purchasing contract that gives the automaker an opportunity to recover costs spent on safety returns from suppliers that provided defective details.

GM has informed that it has fired its main powertrain executive, Sam Winegarden, over issues in the American brand’s emission tests in India.