General Motors stock price target raised to $92 by Tigress Financial

Investing.com - Tigress Financial Partners has raised its price target on General Motors (NYSE:GM) to $92.00 from a previous target while maintaining a Strong Buy rating. The new target represents significant upside potential from GM’s current trading price of $68.81, with InvestingPro data showing the stock trading near its 52-week high after a 25% surge over the past six months.

The firm cited GM’s ability to leverage cash flow from its "industry-leading portfolio of pickup trucks and SUVs" alongside increasing monetization of software and services as key factors driving accelerating revenue growth and profitability.

Tigress Financial noted that GM reported "resilient Q3 2025 results driven by record sales, market share gains, and strong cash flow," adding that business performance trends are "reaccelerating significantly" across revenue, cash flow, and profitability metrics.

The research firm highlighted GM’s technology-driven growth strategy centered on artificial intelligence, automation, software ecosystems, and renewable energy integration, which demonstrates the company’s transformation into a "software-defined mobility and energy platform."

GM’s U.S. expansion plan strengthens its manufacturing infrastructure while reducing future tariff impacts, and the company continues to invest its strong cash flow in strategic initiatives while enhancing shareholder returns through ongoing dividends and share repurchases, according to Tigress Financial.

In other recent news, General Motors reported its third-quarter 2025 earnings, with earnings per share of $2.80, surpassing Benchmark’s estimate of $2.40. However, this figure was slightly below the $2.96 reported in the same period last year. UBS has raised its price target for General Motors to $85, citing a positive 2026 earnings outlook that could exceed earlier forecasts. Similarly, TD Cowen increased its price target to $100, maintaining a Buy rating, following a strong performance in the third quarter. Benchmark also reiterated a Buy rating with a price target of $65.

Additionally, General Motors announced plans to introduce eyes-off driving technology by 2028, starting with the Cadillac ESCALADE IQ electric SUV. This announcement was made during GM’s Forward media event, highlighting advancements in AI, robotics, energy, and autonomy. Meanwhile, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized that GM must honor its obligations to workers at an Ontario plant where electric van production is being scrapped. These developments reflect a dynamic period for General Motors as it navigates technological advancements and labor commitments.

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