General Motors’ long history has included numerous brands, many of which were killed off at the start of this century as GM was pushed into downsizing its roster due to economic circumstances.

Over the past several years, General Motors created and subsequently dropped several new brands. Now, we're listing off a handful of these defunct GM brands.

The strategic alliance of SAIC-GM is allegedly trying to stem losses by doing so. What cannot be disputed are sinking sales numbers for the brand in that market, slipping from 640,000 units in ...

It was GM's so-called Golden Era, with its luxury Cadillac brand leading the way as "the standard of the world" — before decades of U.S. market share declines amid increased competition from BMW ...

Across all brands, GM sold 62,830 electric vehicles from January to May of 2025, with the Chevrolet brand comprising 37,620 of those sales.

Saturn, GMC, and Pontiac are all US-only brands that don't exist without Chevrolet, and the bow-tie is GM, so it's safe as can be. Buick is a Chinese gold mine, so it's off the market.

GM EVs are on a roll in Canada, with 23.2 percent of all electric vehicles sold in the North American country coming from ...

General Motors began selling horse-drawn carriages, became major manufacturer of auto brands Chevrolet, GMC, Cadillac and Buick are all part of General Motors ...

Hyundai and General Motors are nearing a major partnership that could see the South Korean automaker producing electric commercial vans for both brands—and potentially selling GM's midsize ...

GM's Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC brands offer a broad portfolio of innovative gasoline-powered vehicles and the industry's widest range of EVs, as we move to an all-electric future.