GMC News and Expert Insights

General Motors (GM) saw a significant surge in electric vehicle (EV) sales in 2025, reporting over 19,000 EVs sold in July alone, a 115-percent year-over-year increase, largely driven by the popular and affordable Chevrolet Equinox EV. GM outpaced Ford in EV sales for the year. Find out why.

GM is getting rid of Android Auto and Apple CarPlay in all of its vehicles (not just EVs), replacing them with its own Ultifi platform based on Google’s Android Auto OS. Here’s why.

Federal EV tax credits are gone, but General Motors and Ford are working to extend the $7,500 tax credit through the end of this year. Here’s how.

Discover what's new for the 2026 GMC Hummer EV, now offering enhanced off-road handling with King Crab mode and a quicker, adrenaline-inducing 0-60 mph sprint of just 2.8 seconds

GMC is expanding its lineup of Sierra EV pickups with two distinctive new trims: the off-road ready AT4 and the slick and stylish Elevation. They come with lower starting prices and a choice of batteries.

Throughout 2024, news and social media have been full of headlines claiming that EV sales have fallen off a cliff, and that consumers are abandoning electric cars. But, a look at the actual sales data tells the opposite story.

If you drive a Cadillac, Chevy, GMC, or Hummer electric vehicle, charging on the road is about to get a lot more convenient. Starting now, GM is offering access to the Tesla Supercharger network to its EV drivers.

GM’s online resource for speaking to an actual person about any charging, driving range and other EV questions continues – while former Live forums for Cadillac and other GM brands have been discontinued.

If you spend a lot of time on the road, you've probably come across a Pilot or Flying J travel center. Now, together with General Motors and charging provider EVgo, the first of 2,000 high-speed chargers are opening at Flying J stops across the country.

A number of car brands have announced the they will be switching to the Tesla charging standard, and adopting the compact NACS charging port. What does that mean for current EV drivers, and for those thinking of switching to electric? The news is all positive.

The EV charging network in North America isn't growing as rapidly as EV sales - and public charging isn't as reliable as it should be. Seven automakers have announced that, together, they plan on fixing this, committing to doubling the size of the EV fast charging network with 30,000 new chargers.

General Motors is in the energy business now. Through its new GM Energy division, you can now purchase products including EV chargers, power walls, and solar panels - taking advantage of vehicle-to-load capability on electric cars and also securing your home from power outages.

J.D. Power's annual Electric Vehicle Consideration study shows that more Americans than ever are considering switching to electric. But many are still concerned about access to public charging, which is limiting the growth of EV sales.

Starting in 2024, drivers of Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac electric cars will be able to access Tesla's excellent network of high-speed Superchargers. The brands will also adopt Tesla's charging port in 2025.

Together with its dealers, General Motors is aiming to install 40,000 electric car chargers across North America. They'll be placed in urban and rural areas traditionally underserved by charging infrastructure, and should help make it easier for more drivers to switch to EV.

Electric cars all have one thing in common: batteries. And electric batteries all need one thing: lithium. With a major investment in the largest lithium operation in the U.S., General Motors is securing its supply chain - and should be able to churn out a million EV batteries per year.

GMC sold out of its all-electric mega-wagon Hummer EVs in just ten minutes. The company opened reservations for its new zero emission Godzilla-sized SUV on October 20 as part of the vehicle’s global debut and several thousand buyers were put on the waiting list.