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2024 Cadillac XT5 Faces Recall for Airbag Tear During Deployment Issue
Cadillac is recalling 74 XT5 vehicles manufactured between February 16 to 26, 2024, due to potential airbag defects from Joyson Safety Systems. Concerns arise over compromised airbag effectiveness in collisions if the driver-side front airbag tears. General Motors is proactively addressing this safety issue to safeguard customers.
By Dabbie Davis
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General Motors Faces Growing Woes as Chevrolet Recalls Mount Up
GM temporarily halted Chevrolet Blazer EV sales in the US due to software quality concerns, promising ongoing software improvements. A new recall involves door strikers in the electric SUV and GM-branded crossovers due to potential fractures discovered during routine pre-installation tests at GM's San Luis Potosi plant in Mexico.
By Dabbie Davis
GM's $121 Million Lawsuit Hits San Francisco Over Tax Dispute
General Motors has filed a lawsuit against San Francisco, alleging excessive taxes and interest since 2016, totaling $108 million and $13 million, respectively. The legal battle focuses on taxes related to GM's self-driving division, Cruise, emphasizing its separate financial structure and disputing the city's assessments.
By Dabbie Davis
GM, Ford Announce Discontinuation of Electric Vehicle Tax Credit for Multiple Car Models in 2024
General Motors and Ford will lose electric vehicle tax credit from some of its production. Nonetheless, the GM expects to regain the credit as it is working towards changing sources for auto components. The Biden Administration rule regarding EV tax credit is a major reason for the temporary tax credit ineligibility on certain vehicles beginning Jan.1 2024.
By Dabbie Davis
Top Three Players in Car Industry Gain Big Subsidies, But Massive Layoffs Still on the Way
Recent announcements by General Motors, Stellantis, and Ford to scale back hiring plans and massive layoffs, raise concern. Despite government subsidy hopes, job losses loom, highlighting the auto industry's shifting landscape. Stellantis cites stringent California emissions regulations as a contributing factor.
By Dabbie Davis
GM's Strategic Pivot, Cuts Buick Dealership Network into Half in Preparation for EV Revolution
General Motors (GM) has initiated a significant transformation of its US Buick dealership landscape. Employing a voluntary buyout strategy, GM has cut its Buick dealership network in half, a strategic move to maximize sales and profitability per location. This transformation aims to prepare for the Electric Vehicle (EV) revolution.
By Dabbie Davis
Automotive Titans Oppose NHSTA's Enormous $10 Billion Airbag Inflators Force Recall
Major automotive players, including General Motors, Toyota, and Volkswagen, unite against the NHTSA's push for a massive recall of 52 million airbag inflators, a move projected to cost billions. This stance was emphasized during a recent hearing, as NHTSA officials argue for a recall due to potential ruptures.
By Dabbie Davis
General Motors Announces Changes in Two Michigan Plants Manufacturing Bolt EV and Bolt EUV Crossover
General Motors announces layoffs impacting 1,300 workers at Michigan plants. Production delay pushes layoffs as electric pickup truck production postponed to 2025. Orion plant to lose 945 jobs, Lansing assembly plant faces 369 job cuts.
By Dabbie Davis
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