GM's record stock performance beats Tesla, Ford and other automakers in 2025

Core Viewpoint - General Motors is on track to become the top U.S.-traded automaker stock of 2025, experiencing its best performance since emerging from bankruptcy in 2009 [1] Group 1: Stock Performance - GM stock has increased over 55% to a record of more than $80 per share, surpassing last year's annual increase of 48.3% [2] - The stock has seen a nearly 13% increase this month, contributing to five consecutive months of gains [2] - GM's stock performance is notably better compared to competitors, with Tesla up 17%, Ford up 34%, and Stellantis down 15% [4] Group 2: Executive Insights - CEO Mary Barra has stated that GM's strong financial results, innovative technology, and customer experience will differentiate the company in a competitive market [3] - Barra has significantly reduced her stake in the company, selling or exercising options on approximately 1.8 million shares valued at over $73 million this year [3] - As of September, Barra still holds over 433,500 shares valued at more than $35 million, primarily from options and stock awards [3]