General Motors (GM) delivered mixed results in Q1 FY2026 on revenue of $43.6B versus the $43.5B estimate (-0.9% YoY) and EPS of $3.70. The next General Motors (GM) earnings date is Jul 21, 2026. Below is the full General Motors earnings breakdown — the risk-adjusted verdict, price forecast, technicals, options and hedge-fund 13F holdings, decoded in plain English.
General Motors (GM) Earnings Analysis — key stats
Next earnings date
Jul 21, 2026
Latest reported quarter
Q1 FY2026
Earnings verdict
Mixed
EPS beat rate
8 of last 8 (quarters above estimate)
Avg next-day move
±6.6% (over the last 8 reports)
Post-earnings direction
Up 3 / Down 5 (of the last 8 reports)
Implied move (next report)
±6.8% (options-derived · into Jul 21, 2026)
Revenue
$43.6B (vs $43.5B est · +0.3% surprise · -0.9% YoY)
EPS
$3.70 (vs $2.61 est · +41.8% surprise · -16.5% YoY)
Share price
$76.00 (+0.6%)
Market cap
$68.5B
General Motors (GM) Earnings Analysis — beat / miss history
Quarter
Revenue
EPS
EPS surprise
Next-day move
Verdict
Q2 2026
$43.6B vs $43.5B est
$3.70 vs $2.61 est
+41.8%
-1.7%
Mixed
Q1 2026
$45.3B vs $46.1B est
$2.51 vs $2.26 est
+11.1%
+6.9%
Mixed
Q4 2025
$48.6B vs $45.0B est
$2.80 vs $2.29 est
+22.3%
+16.1%
Beat
Q3 2025
$47.1B vs $46.0B est
$2.53 vs $2.34 est
+8.1%
-0.2%
Beat
Q2 2025
$44.0B vs $43.2B est
$2.78 vs $2.68 est
+3.7%
-4.2%
Mixed
Q1 2025
$47.7B vs $45.0B est
$1.92 vs $1.75 est
+9.7%
-9.4%
Beat
Q4 2024
$48.8B vs $44.7B est
$2.96 vs $2.43 est
+21.8%
+8.2%
Beat
Q3 2024
$48.0B vs $45.4B est
$3.06 vs $2.75 est
+11.3%
-6.2%
Beat
What you'll find
Next General Motors (GM) earnings date, the expected move and the estimates priced in
A clear Beat / Miss / In-line / Mixed verdict the moment General Motors reports
Revenue & EPS versus estimates, guidance and segment trends
Multi-lens price forecast — analyst, quant, technical and options views
Deep research: red flags, risk decoder and earnings-call sentiment
Technicals, options / implied volatility and unusual-activity signals
Hedge-fund and legendary-investor 13F holdings in General Motors (GM)
Side-by-side peer and historical earnings comparison
Frequently asked questions
When is General Motors's next earnings date?
General Motors's (GM) next scheduled earnings date is Jul 21, 2026. Magnisto shows the confirmed date, the options-implied expected move and the revenue and EPS estimates Wall Street is modeling into the report.
Did General Motors (GM) beat or miss earnings?
In Q1 FY2026, General Motors (GM) posted mixed results — revenue of $43.6B versus the $43.5B estimate (+0.3% surprise) and EPS of $3.70 versus $2.61 expected (+41.8% surprise). Magnisto decodes every General Motors (GM) report into a clear Beat, Miss, In-line or Mixed verdict and checks whether guidance was raised, held or cut.
How often does General Motors beat earnings estimates?
Over its last 8 reported quarters, General Motors (GM) beat Wall Street EPS estimates 8 times, most recently a mixed result in Q2 2026. Magnisto tracks every General Motors (GM) quarter's revenue and EPS versus consensus and grades each one Beat, Miss, In-line or Mixed at a unified ±2% threshold.
How much does General Motors stock move after earnings?
Over its last 8 quarterly reports, General Motors (GM) moved an average of ±6.6% the day after earnings — ranging from -9.4% (Q1 2025) to +16.1% (Q4 2025). The stock rose after 3 of those 8 reports and fell after 5. Heading into its next report on Jul 21, 2026, options-implied volatility is pricing in a move of roughly ±6.8% (derived). Magnisto tracks the realized post-earnings move for every General Motors (GM) quarter alongside the beat/miss verdict — past moves don't predict the next one.
What is the forecast for General Motors (GM) stock?
Magnisto blends analyst price targets, quantitative research, technical trend and options-implied moves into a scenario range for General Motors (GM), anchored to the current $76.00 share price, so you can weigh the bull, base and bear cases for General Motors side by side.
Is General Motors (GM) a buy right now?
Magnisto does not give buy or sell tips. It gives you the institutional-grade evidence — the verdict, valuation, risks, technicals and hedge-fund 13F flows — so you can decide whether General Motors fits your own thesis and risk profile. This is research, not investment advice.