GM told Reuters that it is working to streamline how many unique kinds of chips are in its cars.
But it is securing capacity for its suppliers to have the chips made because the overall number of chips is expected to rise.
By the end of 2023, almost 18 million vehicles will have been removed from production plans since the chip shortage began, according to Auto Forecast Solutions.
The auto chip shortage dramatically changed the way carmakers deal with their chip suppliers, with whom they previously rarely had direct contact.
Several auto companies have now created teams and divisions to better secure chip supply and think about the design of digital platforms for cars going forward.