General Motors stock heads for Nasdaq as EV recall adds safety focus

General Motors enters the weekend with two investor-relevant developments: the automaker is preparing to move its common-stock listing to Nasdaq, while a software recall affects more than 67,000 electric vehicles. General Motors stock stood at 77.47 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 11:17 CET on Saturday, November 7, 2026. For the real-time quote of General Motors stock, investors should note that the Saturday snapshot is not paired with a verified Xetra closing comparison.

Nasdaq transfer nears

General Motors said in its October 27 release that its common stock is expected to trade on the Nasdaq Global Select Market from November 17. The shares are scheduled to remain on the New York Stock Exchange through the close of trading on November 16, and the GM ticker is expected to remain unchanged.

General Motors said existing shareholders do not need to take action. The Nasdaq listing also creates eligibility for potential inclusion in the Nasdaq-100 Index, but the exchange transfer itself does not establish that inclusion.

Brake software recall expands focus

A Jefferson City News-Tribune report published November 6 said General Motors is recalling more than 67,000 electric vehicles because a software defect can cause a temporary loss of braking at low speeds under specific conditions. The affected vehicles include Cadillac LYRIQ, CELESTIQ and VISTIQ models, as well as Chevrolet Blazer EV models.

The report said regulators had received complaints involving 20 minor accidents, including two with minor injuries. General Motors has started delivering an over-the-air update, while dealers can also install the fix at no charge.

What investors should watch next

The listing change is scheduled for November 17, making the transition and the continuity of the GM ticker the next market-structure milestones. The recall adds a product-safety issue to the investor agenda, with the speed and reach of the software remedy likely to remain relevant for the automaker's electric-vehicle strategy.

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For more news and analyses on General Motors stock, investors can follow the company's listing transition, recall remedy and electric-vehicle execution.