“We have solid momentum in our core operations. We maintained overall sales leadership in the U.S. and Canada. We led the U.S. industry in full-size pickup sales and share, with 42% of the market, and we were #1 in Fleet, including Commercial deliveries. In addition, we were Number Two in EVs with growing market share, and Number One in Canada,” said CEO and Chair Mary Barra.

“I would also like to highlight our crossovers because they complement our full-size truck leadership. Since we began refreshing our lineup in 2023, crossovers have grown from just over 40% of GM sales to more than 46%, and no one offers more budget-friendly choices. At the same time, crossovers like the Chevrolet Trax and Equinox, the Buick Envista and GMC Terrain, and the Chevrolet Traverse and GMC Acadia, have become significant contributors to our profitability,” said Barra.

“Underlying the strong performance is the chaotic action of the Trump mis-administration. AutoInformed opines that GM in the current polluted political environment could stand for Geopolitical Mess. In the larger Iranian war dominated picture GM appears to reacting with prudence and using its considerable scale to protect the business. As we have said before analysts don’t seem to fully grasp GM underlying strengths – AutoCrat.”