Mary Barra received her highest level of total compensation to date in 2025, totaling nearly $30 million. According to a report from Detroit Free Press, which cites a recent GM filing with the U.S.

This month, Mary Barra succeeded Dan Akerson as General Motor’s newest Chief Executive Officer. Barra, who rose through the ranks, is the highest-ranking female executive in the auto industry. Her ...

General Motors Chairman and CEO Mary Barra maintains a personal policy for the correspondence that reaches her desk. She reads it, and she answers it. This simple commitment cuts through the noise of ...

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As General Motors settles into its new Detroit headquarters, the automotive industry is facing challenging times as it contends with rising costs, shifting tariff policies and a fledgling electric ...

EV sales may be cooling off now that the Congress and the Trump administration pulled federal tax credits, but General Motors CEO Mary Barra says it’s still only a matter of time until consumers make ...

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Sterling Anderson, the executive leading General Motors Co.’s technology push, is emerging as a candidate to eventually succeed Chief Executive Officer Mary Barra when the 63-year-old retires from the ...

With less regulatory pressure, engines don’t have to get cleaner or more efficient, yet GM CEO Mary Barra insists the company will keep pushing them in that direction anyway. She maintains that GM ...

But the chief executive, Mary Barra, added that the jury was still out on whether electric vehicles would become a major seller in the United States. By Jack Ewing Covering the auto industry General ...