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GM could re-enter Europe offering self-driving tech

12.December 2017

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General Motors sold its European unit Opel/Vauxhall earlier this year, but may return to the region not as a seller of mass-market cars, but possibly offering self-driving technology or mobility as a service, CEO Mary Barra said.

GM accused in lawsuit of using VW-like defeat devices

29.May 2017

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General Motors was accused of putting defeat devices in its trucks to beat emissions tests, the sixth carmaker linked to diesel cheating scandal since 2015, when Volkswagen admitted to installing software to bypass pollution rules.

GM reports first quarterly profit in Europe since 2011

21.July 2016

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General Motors reported its first quarterly profit in Europe in five years on Thursday, but the automaker warned that currency and market disruptions caused by the UK’s decision to quit the European Union could slash millions from its second-half results in the region.

GM creates Maven car-sharing brand

24.January 2016

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General Motors Co said it was starting a car-sharing service in the United States as it joins at least two other automakers testing the market for consumers who want to borrow vehicles rather than own them.

GM starts car-sharing service in Germany

21.January 2016

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General Motors Co. said today it is launching a car-sharing service called Maven in Germany and the U.S., joining at least two other automakers testing the market for consumers who want to borrow cars rather than own them.

GM will suspend output at Russian plant

30.January 2015

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General Motors Co will suspend production at its St. Petersburg auto assembly plant in Russia from mid-March until mid-May and is raising prices for its products because of the weak and volatile Russian ruble.

GM, Audi, Jaguar halt Russia sales on ruble’s collapse

23.December 2014

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General Motors, Audi and Jaguar Land Rover temporarily stopped selling cars in Russia this week, deciding that taking a timeout from the market was the best way to deal with the ruble’s collapse.

GM cuts production in Russia as market slump continues

21.August 2014

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General Motors Co. said it will reduce production at its plant near St. Petersburg, Russia, citing a continued slowdown of the country’s auto market. The plant, which makes Chevrolet Cruze, Opel Astra, and Chevrolet Trailblazer models, will only work four days in August and four in September, extending to eight in October, a GM spokesman said this week.

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GM could re-enter Europe offering self-driving tech

GM accused in lawsuit of using VW-like defeat devices

GM reports first quarterly profit in Europe since 2011

GM creates Maven car-sharing brand

GM starts car-sharing service in Germany

GM will suspend output at Russian plant

GM, Audi, Jaguar halt Russia sales on ruble’s collapse

GM cuts production in Russia as market slump continues

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