US: GM invests US$5m in hybrid CV maker Bright Automotive
General Motors has ploughed US$5m into Bright Automotive to accelerated the Indiana automaker’s IDEA plug-in hybrid commercial vehicle.
Read moreGeneral Motors has ploughed US$5m into Bright Automotive to accelerated the Indiana automaker’s IDEA plug-in hybrid commercial vehicle.
Read moreGeneral Motors has ploughed US$5m into Bright Automotive to accelerated the Indiana automaker’s IDEA plug-in hybrid commercial vehicle.
Read moreGeneral Motors has ploughed US$5m into Bright Automotive to accelerated the Indiana automaker’s IDEA plug-in hybrid commercial vehicle.
Read moreGeneral Motors Co. plans to bring back mild hybrids next year, said Larry Nitz, GM executive director of hybrid and electric powertrain engineering.
Read moreGeneral Motors Co. said it plans to invest $5 million in electric vehicle company Bright Automotive in return for an undisclosed minority stake. Bright CEO Reuben Munger said his Anderson, Ind.
Read moreGeneral Motors Co. and Ford Motor Co. posted their smallest U.S. sales gains of the year, while America Honda Co. and Toyota Motor declined as July results fell short of forecasts.
Read moreGeneral Motors Co. and Ford Motor Co. posted their smallest U.S. sales gains of the year, while America Honda Co. and Toyota Motor declined as July results fell short of forecasts.
Read moreSales growth in China continued to slow for General Motors in July while Ford posted a decline in July sales, suggesting that explosive growth in Chinese auto sales is waning.
Read moreGeneral Motors unveils the price of the Volt this week, the customers should expand $41,000 to get one of the 600 Chevrolet able to travel 40 miles on its battery charge.
Read moreDetroit – General Motors today announced order and delivery dates, as well as final package specifications, for the 2011 Chevrolet Caprice Police Patrol Vehicle (PPV). The rear-wheel-drive Caprice PPV joins the front-wheel-drive Chevrolet Impala and the Chevrolet Tahoe PPV, making Chevrolet the only brand to offer a full line of police vehicles.
Read moreFor a long, long time, it seemed that domestic automakers gave scant concern to compact cars, instead focusing their resources and energy on higher-margin vehicles like pickups, SUVs, crossovers, and big cars. Recently, however, spurred by escalating CAFE standards and shifting buyer preferences, American automakers (well, Ford and General Motors, at least) once again professed their dedication to building small that cars buyers will actually want.
Photo Gallery: 2011 Chevrolet Cruze – First Drive – Automobile Magazine
Photo Gallery: 2011 Chevrolet Cruze – First Drive – Automobile Magazine
General Motors said today that buyer interest in the new Chevrolet Volt has prompted the automaker to boost 2012 production plans for the plug-in hybrid to 45,000 units from 30,000.
Read morePresident Obama visits Michigan – the heart of the U.S. auto industry – today on a mission to convince taxpayers that their investment in the bailouts of General Motors Co. and Chrysler Group LLC will bring a return.
Read morePresident Barack Obama, in the heart of the U.S. auto industry, told a crowd of workers that the government bailouts of General Motors Co. and Chrysler Group LLC are giving taxpayers a return on their investment.
Read moreAbout 400 workers at Ford’s engine plant in Windsor, Ontario, will lose their jobs as Ford completes a planned move to a single shift. Ford made the announcement a day after General Motors shuttered its transmission plant in the city.
Read moreGeneral Motors’ plan to acquire the automatic transmission plant in Strasbourg has taken a step closer to fruition.
Read moreGeneral Motors may be reviving plans to build cars in Russia as a partner of that country’s second largest automaker, GAZ, local media reports said on Wednesday.
Read moreIn today’s News Brake: General Motors puts a price tag on the Chevrolet Volt, Automotive X Prize enters the final stage, and Audi unveils the A7 . . . But Wait, There’s More!
Read moreGeneral Motors plans to sell its Chevrolet Volt electric car for about $40,000, according to several news reports.
Read moreA French union involved in the on-going discussions at General Motors’ automatic transmissions plant in Strasbourg says it is holding firm against what it describes as “blackmail.”
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