# General Motors concludes data collection agreements in the United States

> General Motors has agreed to pay $220 million to settle a data-related dispute in the United States, after a $2.9 million agreement with Hawaii drivers regarding unauthorized collection and sale of personal data. These settlements remind automakers, including Chinese ones, of data compliance requirements. The case is covered in the United States and China, with the provided sub-events focusing on the U.S. market.

**In brief**: Ongoing story bringing together 2 events involving General Motors, in États-Unis, followed from 31 October 2026 to 1 November 2026. 11 articles from 8 sources (regulation and tariffs); last updated on 1 November 2026 at 03:36.

- Status: ongoing
- Scope: International
- Category: Regulation and tariffs
- Countries: États-Unis
- Brands: General Motors
- First detected: 31 October 2026 at 05:03
- Updated: 1 November 2026 at 03:36
- Web page: https://mecapress.com/stories/51-general-motors-concludes-data-collection-agreements-in-the-united-states

## National stories (3)

- United States — 0 country-specific event, 5 articles
- China — 0 country-specific event, 2 articles
- Brazil — 0 country-specific event, 2 articles

## Reported figures

- $220 Million
- Millions
- $220M
- R$ 1,2 bilhão

## Sources by country and language

- United States: 5 articles, 2 outlets
- Brazil: 2 articles, 1 outlets
- China: 2 articles, 2 outlets
- Canada: 1 articles, 1 outlets
- South Korea: 1 articles, 1 outlets

**Languages**: English (6), Portuguese (2), Chinese (2), Korean (1)

## Timeline (2 events)

### 31 October 2026 — [General Motors pays $2.9 million to Hawaii drivers over personal data collection](https://mecapress.com/events/672-general-motors-pays-2-9-million-to-hawaii-drivers-over-personal-data-collection.md)

General Motors has reached a $2.9 million settlement with Hawaii drivers regarding the unauthorized collection and sale of personal data.

1 sources, 1 articles · Hawaï — États-Unis

### 31 October 2026 — [General Motors pays $220 million to close data dispute](https://mecapress.com/events/125-general-motors-pays-220-million-to-close-data-dispute.md)

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.

7 sources, 10 articles · États-Unis

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