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GM raises 2026 outlook as North America profits drive momentum

Jul 21, 2026, 7:52 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Strong beat-and-raise signals improved profitability, particularly in North America, and a near-complete EV pullback suggesting higher forward cash flow; however mixed net income guidance tempers upside.

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GM beat Q2 estimates and lifted 2026 EBIT and automotive free cash flow targets, led by North America. The company also narrowed EV-related losses and reduced warranty costs as it completes a multiyear EV pullback. The update suggests near-term upside for GM stock, though net income guidance remains tempered by EV adjustments.

GM beat Q2; raised 2026 EBIT and free cash flow guidance. North American results led.
EV pullback nearing completion; EV losses narrowed by $1-1.5B this year.
Q2: adjusted EPS $3.57 vs $3.20; revenue $48.03B vs $47.01B.
Free cash flow guidance raised to $9.5-11.5B; net income guidance lowered.

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