General Motors halts exports of some cars to China, NY Times reports

General Motors (GM) has halted exports of a small number of U.S.-made vehicles to China as a result of tariffs, The New York Times’ Neal E. Boudette reports. GM has stopped sending Chevrolet Tahoe SUV to China and will forgo plans to export other high-end models there, Boudette writes. The exports were carried out under an initiative called the Durant Guild, and these exports accounted for fewer than 0.1% of the vehicles that GM sells in China, according to the report. “Due to significant changes to economic conditions, we have decided to restructure the Durant Guild and correspondingly optimize GM China’s operations,” adding that it is “committed to continued development in the China market and driving success of the joint ventures with our partners.”