General Motors (GM) has raised its profit forecast due to strong demand, particularly for trucks, and a more favorable outlook on tariff exposure, resulting in a 15% surge in stock prices. Despite a 57% drop in net income for the third quarter, the automaker outperformed Wall Street expectations, attributing its resilience to effective management of tariff costs and a strategic focus on electric vehicle production. Analysts have responded positively, with many praising GM for its ability to navigate a complex market influenced by tariffs and evolving EV dynamics. As a result, GM’s stock has reached a record high, further boosted by promising projections for the upcoming years.