US EditionGeneral Motors Is Halting Exports of Vehicles to China
- General Motors announced on May 18, 2025, that it will halt exports of some U.S.-made vehicles to China and restructure the Durant Guild.
- GM cited significant changes to economic conditions and ongoing U.S.-China tariff discussions as reasons for restructuring and optimizing GM China's operations.
- The Durant Guild, GM's premium import platform launched in 2022 with less than 0.1% of China sales, imported models like GMC Yukon and Chevrolet Tahoe to China.
- Goods imported from the U.S. To China faced tariffs over 100% before a recent 90-day tariff reduction, and GM's first quarter global deliveries reached 1.4 million vehicles with $44 billion revenue.
- The halt likely has limited impact on GM’s China business but reflects trade tensions reshaping auto imports amid a broader U.S.-China trade war and tariff negotiations.
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General Motors Abruptly Halts Vehicle Exports to China - RetailWire
Moving forward, General Motors will not be exporting vehicles to China. Late last week, employees and dealers associated with its China export business were notified of the shipping ban. While GM said the market in China is still crucial to the company, it is doing some reorganization. The Detroit automaker exports vehicles through the Durant Guild, a premium import business the company created in 2022. “Due to significant changes to economic co…
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