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Shifts in U.S. auto policy are once again reshaping production schedules, and GM is one of the first major automakers to respond.
The company plans to suspend production of two EV models in December and scale back output well into 2026, triggering temporary workforce reductions.
This move comes after the Trump administration rolled back federal incentives for EV adoption, eliminating the 7,500 USD tax credit and removing penalties for automakers that fail to meet fuel efficiency standards. With fewer incentives, manufacturers face less pressure to prioritize electric vehicles over gas-powered models.
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Cadillac's EV Dreams Hit the Brakes-Blame Politics, Not Batteries
GM will halt production of Cadillac Lyriq and Vistiq in December 2025, citing shifts in auto policy and reduced EV demand.
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