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GM boosts full-year outlook as it foresees a smaller impact from tariffs
GM trims tariff impact by 35% and invests $5 billion in U.S. plants and advanced engine tech to boost domestic production and adjust EV strategy.
- On October 21, 2025, General Motors announced it now expects full-year adjusted earnings between $9.75 and $10.50 per share after beating third-quarter revenue estimates.
- Amid tariff changes, GM reduced its full-year gross tariff-impact outlook to $3.5 billion to $4.5 billion and expects mitigation to offset about 35%.
- GM previously announced $4 billion in capital investments to onshore production at plants in Tennessee, Kansas, and Michigan, and nearly $1 billion for advanced V8 engines in New York.
- Market response reflected stronger quarterly profits as shares surged more than 15% on Tuesday with revenue of $48.59 billion and adjusted earnings of $2.80 per share.
- With the EV tax credit ended last month, Barra said GM is reassessing its electric-vehicle capacity amid evolving regulations and expects future charges while aiming to reduce EV losses in 2026.
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GM boosts full-year outlook as it foresees a smaller impact from tariffs and 3Q results top Street (2025-10-21)
GM anticipates its tariff mitigation actions will offset about 35% of the impact due to a lower tariff base. “The MSRP offset program will help make U.S.- produced vehicles more competitive over the next five years, and GM is very well positioned as we invest to increase our already significant domestic sourcing and manufacturing footprint,” GM CEO Mary Barra said...
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