General Motors Company GM

Company Overview

General Motors Company (GM) is a global automotive and mobility company primarily engaged in the design, manufacture, and sale of vehicles, as well as related parts and services. The company operates in the automotive and financial services industries, with a growing presence in electric vehicles (EVs), autonomous driving technologies, and software-enabled vehicle platforms. GM’s core revenue is driven by vehicle sales across multiple brands, supplemented by financing and insurance services through its captive finance arm.

GM serves a broad range of customer segments, including individual consumers, commercial fleets, and government entities, with a strong market position in North America and expanding EV offerings globally. Its strategic advantages include scale manufacturing capabilities, a diversified brand portfolio, vertically integrated vehicle platforms, and significant investment in battery technology and software. The company traces its origins to 1908, when it was founded by William C. Durant, and has evolved through multiple restructurings, including a government-backed reorganization in 2009, into its current publicly traded form.