General Motors CEO Mary Barra on Wednesday voiced support for President Trump’s tariffs, saying U.S. automakers face unfair disadvantages in the global marketplace. In an interview at The Wall Street Journal’s Future of Everything event,

GM to invest $888 million in its Tonawanda plant, securing 870 jobs and receiving $16.96 million in tax credits.

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At WSJ’s Future of Everything event, Mary Barra speaks with WSJ editor in chief Emma Tucker about how her company is navigating a changing sector, including shifting consumer demands, China’s rapid EV advancement and tariffs.

Inside EVs reported that General Motors is not planning to raise prices due to the current administration's tariff policies. "We now expect pricing to be relatively consistent for the remainder of the year.

Tesla has lost its spot as the best-selling electric car brand in Canada, making way for General Motors to come in and take the crown. The information went relatively under the radar and was spotted by GM Authority in an Instagram post from GM Canada, which claimed the company is now the country’s best-selling EV maker.

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