According to CNBC, UBS raised its price target on General Motors to $114 from $102 and kept a buy rating on the stock, implying 33% upside from Friday's close. Analyst Joseph Spak said GM's artificial intelligence and software capabilities are undervalued, and he said the automaker's digital revenue could rise to $9.6 billion by 2036, tripling over the next decade. UBS said GM's digital vertical includes its in-vehicle AI assistant services and Super Cruise subscription hands-free driver assistance system, and Spak said a larger share of connected vehicles could help the company generate more revenue beyond initial vehicle sales. Of the 29 analysts covering GM, 22 rate the stock buy or strong buy, according to LSEG data. Shares were up 5% year to date and were flat in early trading Monday.