How much has General Motors raised?

GM does not have a meaningful startup funding total. The useful capital view is its 2010 IPO, public equity market access, automotive cash flow, captive-finance debt, securitizations, credit facilities, and strategic financing for EV, battery, software, and manufacturing priorities.

GM trades on the NYSE as GM and had a market capitalization of roughly $73 billion in June 2026. The latest full-year public financials show $185.0 billion of 2025 net sales and revenue and $2.7 billion of net income attributable to stockholders.

GM separates automotive liquidity from GM Financial's financing engine. Automotive operations had $35.7 billion of available liquidity at year-end 2025, while GM Financial uses secured and unsecured debt, receivable sales, and finance receivables to support loans, leases, and dealer credit.

GM's valuation moves with North American truck and SUV profit, pricing, incentive intensity, labor costs, warranty and quality, EV demand, China exposure, software attach, cash flow, capital returns, and interest-rate sensitivity through GM Financial. Investors also watch whether EV and autonomy spending produces returns without eroding core profitability.

GM has the budget capacity of a top-tier industrial buyer, but buying is tied tightly to cost, quality, safety, and scale. Strong entry points include manufacturing automation, supply-chain resilience, battery and EV cost reduction, connected services, cybersecurity, developer productivity, dealer finance, and analytics that improve warranty or vehicle lifecycle economics.