General Motors is set to report earnings before the bell. Here's what Wall Street expects

General Motors reports second-quarter earnings Tuesday morning, with Wall Street expecting adjusted earnings per share of $3.20 on revenue of $47.01 billion, according to LSEG consensus estimates.

The Detroit automaker faces scrutiny after a quarter marked by ongoing electric vehicle investments and competitive pressure in both traditional and EV segments. GM's ability to meet or beat the $3.20 EPS target will signal whether its transition strategy is maintaining profitability while managing capital-intensive electrification plans.

The $47.01 billion revenue estimate sets a high bar for the quarter. Any miss could pressure shares if investors interpret softer top-line numbers as market-share erosion or pricing weakness. Conversely, a beat paired with strong guidance would reinforce confidence in GM's operational execution.

Options activity and premarket volume will likely spike as institutional traders position ahead of the print and management commentary on full-year outlook.