General Motors

General Motors plans to introduce hybrid and plug-in hybrid models in the U.S. as hybrid sales climb and consumer interest in all‑electric vehicles softens. GM reconfirmed the shift while keeping timing and specific models undisclosed, saying hybrids are part of its strategy though the long‑term goal remains an all‑electric future. The move follows industry data showing strong hybrid growth and comes after GM previously signaled PHEVs by 2027 amid changing regulations and market preferences. » Más en cnbc.com

GM’s new software for the Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra includes updated Apple CarPlay and Android Auto with picture-in-picture, underscoring that phone mirroring remains available in its gas-powered vehicles. The company has not offered projection in many EVs built on Android Automotive, which caused confusion after prior comments suggested projection might be phased out across the fleet. GM says it aims to let customers choose between native systems and phone projection and is working with Apple and Google to avoid competing platforms. » Más en theverge.com

General Motors will introduce a redesigned software experience on the 2027 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 and GMC Sierra 1500, expanding screen area to over 60 inches on some configs, simplifying trailering/off-road controls, and preserving Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. The system will launch in late 2026 with over-the-air updates and aims to increase recurring revenue from OnStar, Super Cruise and other connected services. GM cites growing deferred OnStar revenue and rising Super Cruise receipts, but software remains small versus vehicle sales and faces higher development costs and execution risk that could limit near-term earnings impact. » Más en finance.yahoo.com