GM Sales Surpass Expectations

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Electric vehicle sales

Detroit Free Press

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1mon ago

Technology

General Motors' sales jump 17% in 1st quarter of 2025, with EV sales nearly doubling

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GM sold 693,363 vehicles in the first quarter in the U.S. compared with a 1.5% slide one year ago .

Electric vehicle sales nearly doubled in the quarter , making GM the second -largest seller of electric vehicles behind Tesla .

Cadillac , Chevrolet , GMC and Buick all reported double-digit growth.

GM 's sales surpassed some analyst predictions, even though those estimates still put GM ahead of competition.

Ford Motor Co. also reported a 1.3% decline to 501,291 vehicles.

Ford 's retail sales from dealerships rose 5% . Stellantis , owner of the Jeep , Ram, Chrysler , Dodge and Fiat brands, said its U.S. sales fell 12% .

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