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General Motors concludes data collection agreements in the United States

Ongoing2 events · of the 31 Oct au 31 Oct · latest fact at 10h21

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General Motors pays $220 million to close data dispute

General Motors has agreed to pay $220 million to end a data-related dispute in the United States, a reminder of compliance requirements for Chinese automakers.

In brief

Regulation and tariffs event (severity: notable) involving General Motors, in États-Unis, first detected on 31 October 2026 at 10:21. Reported by 7 sources (10 articles), last updated on 1 November 2026 at 03:36. Part of the story “General Motors concludes data collection agreements in the United States”.

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31 Oct, 10h21
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1 Nov, 03h36
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Tone and style of coverage

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Tone and style of coverage

OutletAverage tone
Motor1.com4fairly negative
AutoPapo2fairly negative
CarBuzz1very negative
PennLive.com1fairly negative
电子工程专辑1very negative
网通社1very negative

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Read sources · 10 articles, 7 sources

Publication order
  1. 21h01
    Motor1.comWirevia Motor1 Argentina30 Oct
    GM Allegedly Sold Your Driving Data. Now The Company Must Pay $220 Million

    The automaker must implement new privacy assessments and dealership training requirements as part of the settlement with 36 states.

  2. 21h01
    Motor1.comWirevia Motor1 Australia30 Oct
    GM Allegedly Sold Your Driving Data. Now The Company Must Pay $220 Million

    The automaker must implement new privacy assessments and dealership training requirements as part of the settlement with 36 states.

  3. 22h01
    Motor1.comWirevia Google Actualités · États-Unis · automobile30 Oct
    GM Allegedly Sold Your Driving Data. Now The Company Must Pay $220 Million - Motor1.com

    GM Allegedly Sold Your Driving Data. Now The Company Must Pay $220 Million Motor1.com

  4. 23h00
    AutoPapoWirevia Google Actualités · Brésil · automobile30 Oct
    Carro 'dedo-duro': GM paga R$ 1,2 bilhão por contar às seguradoras como os clientes dirigiam - AutoPapo

    Carro 'dedo-duro': GM paga R$ 1,2 bilhão por contar às seguradoras como os clientes dirigiam AutoPapo

  5. 23h00
    AutoPapoWire30 Oct
    Carro ‘dedo-duro’: GM paga R$ 1,2 bilhão por contar às seguradoras como os clientes dirigiam

    Programa Smart Driver dava nota a frenagens e acelerações; dados eram revendidos a seguradoras, e parte dos clientes passou a pagar mais caro

  6. 10h21
    网通社Analysisvia Google Actualités · Chine · automobile31 Oct
    通用汽车支付2.2亿美元了结数据诉讼,美国市场合规壁垒为中国车企出海敲响警钟 - 网通社

    通用汽车支付2.2亿美元了结数据诉讼,美国市场合规壁垒为中国车企出海敲响警钟 网通社

  7. 13h00
    PennLive.comWirevia Google Actualités · États-Unis · automobile31 Oct
    GM to pay $220M for selling driver data — including from Pa. drivers — to insurance companies - PennLive.com

    GM to pay $220M for selling driver data — including from Pa. drivers — to insurance companies PennLive.com

  8. 13h33
    Motor1.comWirevia Google Actualités · Canada · automobile31 Oct
    GM Must Pay Millions For Selling Your Data - Motor1.com

    GM Must Pay Millions For Selling Your Data Motor1.com

  9. 01h53
    CarBuzzWirevia Google Actualités · Canada · automobile1 Nov
    GM's Data-Selling Scandal Just Cost The Automaker $220 Million - CarBuzz

    GM's Data-Selling Scandal Just Cost The Automaker $220 Million CarBuzz

  10. 03h36
    电子工程专辑Wirevia Google Actualités · Chine · automobile1 Nov
    偷卖车主数据给保险公司,车企支付14.69亿和解金! - 电子工程专辑

    偷卖车主数据给保险公司,车企支付14.69亿和解金! 电子工程专辑

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Amounts cited$220 Million · Millions · $220M · R$ 1,2 bilhão

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Keywords

#procès · #données · #amende · #General Motors · #litige · #GM · #données personnelles · #assurance