
GM steers through tariffs and politics to post record profits and attract investors
GM beat 2025 earnings, announced a 20% dividend increase and a $6 billion buyback, and guided stronger 2026 results as analysts praise its execution and capital allocation amid tariffs and political uncertainty. The company plans to invest $10–12 billion annually in 2026–27 to expand U.S. manufacturing, offset tariff costs with regulatory savings and efficiency gains, and relies on robust cash flow (over $20B year-end) to fund returns while continuing to shift toward more profitable traditional vehicles.




