Our Impact
On and off the road, we’re committed to creating positive change for our future.
We’re creating American jobs and global impact
We’re pioneering new safety tools for zero crashes
We’re leading the charge toward zero tailpipe emissions
We’re innovating hands-free tech for a zero congestion road
At GM, we drive growth
90k+
Employees in the USA
$60B
Invested in the USA in the past 5 years
$11.7B
Taxable wages paid to G.M. employees in the USA1
150+
Facilities in the USA
No stopping until zero
Zero crashes, zero emissions, zero congestion. Right now, it’s our vision for the future, but we have it in our sights. Our teams bring their technological, engineering, and design expertise to move us closer every day.
Zero crashes
Zero emissions
Zero congestion
Smart technology from GM. A safe drive for you.
Safety or driver assistance features are no substitute for the driver’s responsibility to operate the vehicle in a safe manner. The driver should remain attentive to traffic, surroundings and road conditions at all times. Visibility, weather, and road conditions may affect feature performance. Read the vehicle owner’s manual for more important feature limitations and information.
Mission: Zero Emissions
Our commitment to EVs is a critical part of our business growth strategy - and a key driver of reducing tailpipe emissions.
59%
Of electricity used in U.S. facilities is sourced from renewable energy, with the goal of 100% by 20258
10+
EV models that make up the industry’s broadest range of electric cars, trucks and SUVs
We’re pledging to make our entire company carbon neutral by 2040
Sustainability
We’re simplifying all aspects of energy management to make it easier to embrace an all-electric lifestyle
GM Energy
We’re leading the EV charge with innovative zero tailpipe emission vehicles
Electric vehiclesHands-free elevated driving
Hands-free driving isn’t simply about convenience. It has the power to help reduce road congestion and make every drive safe. This is what fuels us as we define the future of driver assistance systems.
Learn moreZero zero zero is GM’s bold vision for the future: zero crashes, zero emissions, and zero congestion. We’re rethinking the driving experience for everyone: making roads safer, reducing our impact on the planet, and helping people move more freely through smarter design and technology. We’re creating life-changing impact for communities globally.
At GM, sustainability is core to our vision of zero crashes, zero emissions, and zero congestion. We’ve pledged to achieve carbon neutrality in global products and operations by 2040, source 100% renewable electricity across GM sites by 2035, and reduce water intensity by 35% by 2035. At GM, we’re driving progress through innovation, electrification, and a commitment to a cleaner, more sustainable future.
General Motors develops safety tech in partnership with research institutions. These innovations have substantially helped to increase safety measures, including reducing backing crashes by 84%, rear-end crashes by 39%, and front pedestrian crashes by 25%11.
As one of the the largest automotive manufacturer in the U.S., GM plays an integral role in the American economy by generating jobs, spurring investment, and driving American GDP. General Motors employs over 90,000 workers in the USA and paid our USA team a collective $11.7 billion in taxable wages in 202412. For every job we create, we also indirectly impact thousands of additional jobs nationwide, including suppliers, dealers, and other collaborators.
GM prioritizes sustainability across its vehicles, materials, and manufacturing processes. We have a detailed sustainability strategy to guide our decision making and support our goal for an all-electric, carbon-neutral future.
Net zero emissions means reducing greenhouse gases as much as possible, then balancing any remaining emissions by removing them from the atmosphere. These gases — often produced by activities like burning fossil fuels — trap heat and contribute to global warming. At GM, we’re working toward no net increase in greenhouse gases as part of our broader commitment to zero crashes, zero emissions, and zero congestion.
Net zero emissions can be achieved by cutting emissions from operations and vehicles while investing in renewable energy and carbon removal technologies. GM is committed to reducing our overall carbon footprint and supporting a zero emissions future.
- 2024 taxable wages (Box 16 W-2) paid in the U.S. State Unemployment Income (SUI) used to provide approximate wages for AK, FL, NV, NH, SD, TN, TX, WA and WY where state personal income taxes are not collected on wages.
- Source: University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute 2025
- Source: University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute 2025
- Source: University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute 2025
- Feature available on select GM vehicles.
- Operational waste is defined as all relevant waste streams (≥98% of reported operational waste) that are not generated due to construction, demolition or remediation activities.
- 2023 Sustainability Report
- 2023 Sustainability Report
- As of February 15, 2024 GM has brought the total to 750,000 (1.2 million kilometers) of compatible roads across the U.S. and Canada)
- Always pay attention while driving and when using Super Cruise. Do not use a hand-held device. Requires active Super Cruise plan or trial. Terms apply. Visit cadillacsupercruise.com, chevysupercruise.com, or gmc.com/connectivity-technology/super-cruise for compatible roads and full details.
- Source: University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute 2025
- 2024 taxable wages (Box 16 W-2) paid in the U.S. State Unemployment Income (SUI) used to provide approximate wages for AK, FL, NV, NH, SD, TN, TX, WA and WY where state personal income taxes are not collected on wages.