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GM|EPS $3.70 vs $2.69 est (+37.5%)|Rev $43.62B|Net Income $2.63BGeneral Motors Company delivered a powerful first quarter performance, crushing Wall Street expectations with adjusted earnings of $3.70 per share that sailed past the $2.69 consensus estimate, representing a beat of 37.5%. The Detroit automaker posted revenue of $43.62B for the quarter, though that figure marked a 0.9% decline from the $44.02B recorded in Q1 2025. Bottom-line profit came in at $3.43B as the company navigated a challenging demand environment.
The automaker’s North American operations remained the growth engine, with GM North America generating $36.40B in revenue for the quarter. Wholesale vehicle sales totaled 20,786 thousands during the three-month period, underscoring the company’s continued market presence across its truck, crossover, and car portfolio despite the modest revenue pullback.
Management provided guidance for the year ahead, projecting FY 2026 EPS in the $10.62 to $12.62 range on a GAAP basis. For the next quarter, the company expects revenue of $9.90B to $11.40B as it works to maintain momentum in key vehicle segments. Wall Street analysts maintain a generally positive outlook on the stock, with consensus standing at 18 buy, 8 hold, and 2 sell ratings.
A detailed analysis of General Motors Company’s quarter follows shortly on AlphaStreet.
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