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GM set for Q3 beat as software revenue supports outlook

Oct 16, 2026, 12:51 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Market typically rewards sustained beat history and raised guidance; potential upside if GM maintains guidance and lines up with consensus; risk from EV write-downs and China price pressure has previously capped upside.

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GM enters Q3 with a proven earnings beat streak and higher 2026 guidance. Investors will parse EV charges and China pricing dynamics, weighing potential write-downs against growing software-related revenue and deferred income from OnStar and Super Cruise. A strong result could lift the stock toward consensus targets near the 14% upside.

GM Q3 earnings Oct 20; adj EPS $3.60, revenue $48.6B.
GM has 12 straight quarters beating EPS; Q2 EPS $3.57.
Guidance: 2026 adj EPS raised to $12–$14; consensus $12.77.
EV risks persist: China price war, write-downs; $11B EV charges noted.

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