GM shares slide 2% after automaker warns of weaker fourth-quarter sales
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General Motors warned Q4 sales may undershoot expectations, citing seasonally weaker demand and 35,000 fewer truck deliveries this autumn. Management also flagged a 2027 EV sales plateau and disclosed $10.9B of EV-related charges and write-downs since mid-2025, underscoring profitability headwinds from tariffs and shifting credit economics. The update pressures autos/EV sentiment and reinforces caution on consumer-driven cyclicals into year-end.
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General Motors said its fourth-quarter sales could come in weaker than expected, citing a shortfall of 35,000 truck deliveries this autumn versus earlier expectations. The company also said its electric-vehicle sales will enter a plateau in 2027. GM disclosed that it has recorded a cumulative $10.9 billion in EV-related charges and write-downs since mid-2025. The stock fell 2% after the update.
