Tag: OEM headlines
Honda’s leap into used car leasing: a signpost to the future...
As Honda announces its foray into certified pre-owned (CPO) vehicle leasing, it may be that the automotive industry stands at a curious crossroads. This move...
10 of the most exciting vehicles hitting the streets in 2024
What better way to welcome the new year than by checking out what breakthrough vehicles are on the horizon in 2024? We’ve highlighted 10...
Opinion | The EV slowdown: a reality check amidst the hype...
You’ve undoubtedly heard that Ford, the colossus of the car world, is slashing its F150 Lightning production in half due to slowing demand. GM and...
Opinion | Hyundai and Amazon: driving towards a digital future or...
Well, we've expected this for some time: Hyundai and Amazon are doing a collab in 2024, and everyone from industry insiders to the average...
Cadillac EV lineup now includes the 2026 Vistiq SUV
Cadillac continued to expand its electric vehicle (EV) portfolio today with confirmation of the 2026 Vistiq. Slotted between the Lyriq and Escalade IQ, the...
Hyundai reveals November sales surge, led by Santa Fe and IONIQ...
Hyundai Motor America has reported its highest-ever November sales, totaling 70,079 units, marking an impressive 11% increase compared to November 2022. This achievement extends...
Weekly roundup: dealers confront Biden on EV policy, UAW expands unionization,...
Earlier this week: Thousands of U.S. dealerships, operating as "EV Voice of the Customer," expressed concerns to President Biden about proposed emissions standards in...
Ford reissues 2023 guidance, reveals $8.8 billion cost of labor deal
In its latest financial update, Ford Motor Company has reissued its 2023 guidance, a month after withdrawing it due to the ongoing labor strikes...
GM reports $1.1 billion hit from UAW strike but raises dividend,...
General Motors (GM) has reported a significant financial impact from the recent six-week strike by autoworkers, with pretax earnings suffering a $1.1 billion loss,...
To fill labor gaps, carmakers seek robotics and automation solutions
Amid a tight labor market and increasing compensation costs, North American companies are turning to robotics and automation as ways to keep up with...