The unprecedented combination of GM's 16% EV market share, $5B tariff exposure, and vertically integrated battery supply chain reveals an accelerating consolidation of transportation control under major corporations. This marks the first time a traditional automaker has achieved both significant EV market share while simultaneously developing controlled domestic supply infrastructure.
GM's 46K EV Sales Signal Rise of Global Transport Control Systems
📰 What Happened
General Motors reported record EV sales of over 46,000 units, capturing 16% of the U.S. EV market despite a $3B drop in operating profits. CEO Mary Barra reaffirmed EVs as their 'north star' strategy while facing $5B in potential tariff exposure. The company maintains its 2025 guidance of $10-12.5B in adjusted operating profit, focusing on vertically integrated battery production and North American supply chains.
📖 Prophetic Significance
GM's vertical integration of battery production combined with their 46,000 unit sales represents a critical timeline marker in prophecy. The $5B tariff exposure is forcing centralized control of transportation infrastructure, aligning with Revelation's economic control systems. The CEO's 'north star' language suggesting unwavering commitment to EVs, despite profit challenges, indicates corporate determination to reshape transportation regardless of market forces - a key prerequisite for the prophesied global control system where personal mobility becomes increasingly regulated and monitored.