General Motors Co. announced a significant increase in its quarterly cash dividend, declaring a payment of $0.15 per share on its outstanding common stock. The $0.15 dividend represents a $0.03 increase—up 25% from GM’s previous quarterly dividend—signaling the automaker’s continued financial strength and confidence in its strategic direction.
The dividend hike comes as GM accelerates its transition toward an all-electric future, while maintaining strong performance across its traditional vehicle lineup. The company’s iconic brands—Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC—continue to offer a diverse range of gasoline-powered vehicles alongside what GM touts as the industry’s widest selection of electric vehicles (EVs).
“Today’s dividend increase reflects our solid financial foundation and our commitment to delivering long-term value to shareholders,” said a GM spokesperson. “It also aligns with our forward-looking strategy of balancing profitability with bold innovation in electrification, autonomy, and advanced safety technology.”
General Motors is leveraging cutting-edge advancements to build smarter, safer, and lower-emission vehicles. As the company transitions toward an all-electric future, the dividend boost underscores GM’s dual commitment to growth and shareholder returns.
