General Motors exceeded second-quarter earnings estimates despite ongoing tariff pressures. The company reported adjusted earnings per share of 2.53 dollars and revenue of 47.12 billion dollars, outperforming forecasts. GM reaffirmed its full-year outlook by adjusting its guidance to account for tariffs, which could impact up to five billion dollars. CEO Mary Barra highlighted efforts to reduce tariff exposure through U.S. production shifts and cost controls. North American profitability declined due to tariffs, but GM remains optimistic about its strategic position.