Realigning EV capacity to consumer demand will lead to non-cash impairment and other charges of $1.2 billion, GM said Tuesday in a regulatory filing. The rest of the costs relate to canceling contracts and settling commercial arrangements linked to EV investments and will have a cash impact.
WATCH: General Motors is taking $1.6 billion in charges for scaling back its electric vehicle production. Source: Bloomberg
The automaker will recognize the special items in third-quarter results slated for Oct. 21. GM warned that ...
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