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GM Financial's issuer-defined earnings before income taxes-adjusted, not EBIT: finance-charge, lease and fee income after funding costs, leased-vehicle depreciation, credit-loss provisions and operating expenses. The measure excludes selected items that GM does not consider part of core operations.
generalMotorsFinancialEbitRevenue from GM Financial's retail auto loans and leases, dealer inventory and other commercial financing, and related fees and vehicle-protection products. It includes finance-charge and leased-vehicle income rather than revenue from manufacturing automobiles.
generalMotorsFinancialRevenueGM International's issuer-defined EBIT-adjusted from vehicle operations outside North America, including GM's share of results from its equity-accounted China joint ventures. It excludes selected restructuring, impairment, legal and other items that GM does not consider part of core operations.
generalMotorsInternationalEbitNet sales and revenue from GM's vehicle, parts and service operations outside North America. Sales by GM's equity-accounted China joint ventures are not consolidated in this revenue line; their results enter earnings through equity income or loss.
generalMotorsInternationalRevenueGM North America's issuer-defined EBIT-adjusted from selling vehicles, parts and services in the United States, Canada and Mexico. It reflects vehicle pricing, mix, wholesale volume and manufacturing costs while excluding selected restructuring, impairment, legal and other non-core items.
generalMotorsNorthAmericaEbitNet sales and revenue from GM's North American vehicle, parts and service operations, primarily the Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC brands. Vehicle revenue follows wholesale deliveries to dealers and distributors, so it differs from the end-customer total vehicle sales metric.
generalMotorsNorthAmericaRevenueReconciliation adjustment needed to bridge the separately disclosed components of EBIT to the consolidated total during the period.
otherEbitReconciliationNet corporate revenue and consolidation eliminations outside GMNA, GMI, Cruise and GM Financial in GM's segment reconciliation. Because intercompany amounts and eliminations flow through this residual, it can be small or negative and is not a standalone operating business.
otherRevenueGM's estimated total vehicle sales outside North America to retail buyers, fleets and certain dealer-use customers, including joint-venture vehicles on a 100% basis regardless of GM's ownership share. This demand measure does not directly match revenue, which is tied primarily to GM wholesale deliveries and excludes consolidated sales from equity-accounted joint ventures.
totalInternationalVehiclesSalesGM's estimated total vehicle sales in North America to retail buyers, fleets and certain dealer-use customers, based on dealer, distributor, registration and other market data. It measures end-market demand and does not directly equal wholesale vehicle revenue recognized by GM.
totalNorthAmericaVehiclesSalesGM's estimated worldwide vehicle sales to retail buyers, fleets and certain dealer-use customers, including joint-venture vehicles on a 100% basis regardless of GM's ownership share. It is an end-market demand measure and does not directly equal GM's consolidated wholesale vehicle revenue.
totalWorldwideVehiclesSalesHistorical EBIT-adjusted profit or loss from GM's Cruise autonomous-vehicle segment, driven mainly by personnel and development costs rather than vehicle sales. The separate series ends after early 2025, when GM wound down Cruise's robotaxi work and combined its technical teams with GMNA's personal-vehicle automation effort.
cruiseEbitHistorical net sales and revenue attributed to GM's Cruise autonomous-vehicle segment. The separate series ends after early 2025, when GM wound down Cruise's robotaxi operation and moved its remaining autonomous-driving work into GMNA.
cruiseRevenue