Artificial Intelligence is redefining automotive manufacturing, assembly, and design by enabling predictive analytics, real-time fault detection, and generative design workflows. At GM, AI-driven systems support predictive maintenance and production optimization, improving efficiency and enabling mass customization. AI-powered vision systems, such as Ford’s MAIVS, detect millimeter-scale defects in real time, thereby reducing rework and enhancing design feedback. Generative design and additive manufacturing platforms, such as those from Autodesk, enable the fabrication of lightweight, optimized structures, while other automakers explore generative AI for rapid ideation. These capabilities accelerate development cycles, improve quality, and promote sustainability. However, high infrastructure costs, legacy system integration, and workforce skill gaps remain challenges. Recommendations include phased deployment, workforce training, and secure, scalable infrastructure. These transformations enable intelligent factories, adaptive assembly lines, and AI-enhanced design studios in which human creativity and AI capabilities converge.