General Motors currently trades at a single-digit price-to-earnings multiple, a level that analyst Tyler Crowe identifies as a sign of market undervaluation compared with peers. Crowe emphasizes that this cheap valuation sets the stage for significant upside.

Crowe projects GM’s share price will more than double in the next five years, citing expected improvements in profitability, cost controls, and growth from electric-vehicle launches. He discusses GM’s strategic investments and potential market share gains as key catalysts for the rally.