GM flags up to $5bn in tariff costs, says it cut China parts dependence

US carmaker paints optimistic picture even as Shanghai joint venture struggles

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GM's Buick exhibit at the Auto Shanghai show on April 26. The U.S. auto group expects a "tailwind" from the restructuring of its China business. (Photo by Shinya Sawai)

KENJI KAWASE

TOKYO -- General Motors has slashed its annual earnings guidance while quantifying the impact of U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs, stressing its efforts to reduce dependence on Chinese parts.

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