GM Will Reportedly Boost Production Of Large SUVs And Trucks On Rising Demand

General Motors will be significantly boosting production of its highly-profitable large SUVs and trucks due to rising demand. According to a report from Reuters, the automaker could build between 48,000 and 60,000 additional vehicles for the 2016 model year.
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Buick Expands Sport Touring Trim To Its 2016 Sedan Lineup

Buick has expanded the Sport Touring trim, first seen on the Encore crossover, to its entire sedan lineup.
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Cadillac’s CEO Wants More Autonomy From GM

In a bid to be more like the established luxury automakers that are part of a bigger automotive group, Cadillac wants more freedom and autonomy from parent company General Motors.
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GM’s OnStar Service Passes The 1 Billion Customer Interactions Mark

GM announced today that the OnStar service has surpassed 1 billion customer interactions since its first release.
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Switch To Ultra Light Plastic Helps 2016 Corvette Shed Another 20 Lbs / 9 Kg

As of earlier this month, GM switched the plastic used for several body panels on the 2016 Corvette to a lighter one. It's an advanced composite referred to in the press blurb as a “space-age material” – TCA Ultra Lite by a company called Continental Structural Plastics.
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GM To Invest $5 Billion In New Small Car Family For Emerging Markets

General Motors is planning to spend $5 billion over the next several years to develop a new range of small cars based on a common architecture. The technology-rich vehicles will be built and sold as Chevrolets in China, Brazil, India, Mexico and other emerging markets.
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VW Takes The Lead From Toyota In Global Auto Deliveries After First Half Of 2015

Volkswagen AG has overtaken Toyota as the largest automaker by deliveries in the first half of this year. While Toyota sold 5.02 million vehicles through June, VW has reported 5.04 million sales, putting it on track to gain the worldwide sales crown three years ahead of its target.
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