Global revenue grew by 11% to $48.8 billion, with adjusted EBIT increasing to $4.1 billion, up 16%.
The North American market performed particularly well, with strong sales of full-size and mid-size pickup trucks driving profit growth.
General Motors also raised its full-year performance forecast, demonstrating confidence in future development.
In the electric vehicle sector, General Motors continues to increase investment. Although short-term profitability has been affected by rising EV production and warranty costs, the company expects higher margins in the future through technological advancements and cost control.
General Motors' strategy is to improve and upgrade existing models to enhance profit margins while deepening its presence in the fuel vehicle market to ensure stable profits in the traditional automotive sector.
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