Tag: SUVs
SUV market share hits record despite affordability crisis
SUVs continue to dominate the U.S. auto market, capturing 58% of all vehicle transactions between January and October 2024—a record high, according to Edmunds....
Chevrolet reveals upgraded 2025 Tahoe and Suburban SUVs
The industry's best-selling large sport utility vehicles (SUVs), the Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban, will debut with new exterior and interior designs late next year....
Fisker expects to make first deliveries of Ocean EV in spring
In its fourth quarter and full-year financial report, electric vehicle startup Fisker, Inc. announced that the first deliveries of its inaugural vehicle, the Ocean...
Reports say, GM will introduce a Corvette subbrand in 2025 with...
According to reports, General Motors will launch the Corvette subbrand in 2025. The new models will turn Chevrolet's high-performance model into a family of...
J.D. Power U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study shows marked improvement in quality
Details of the 2021 J.D. Power U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study were released on Thursday, and the results are largely positive. Overall, the customer survey...
CBT Automotive Newscast: July 21, 2020
Today's Featured Interview:
COVID-19 certainly challenged dealers and their ability to operate. But how much ground was lost? How can it be made up? We...
Pre-Pandemic Auto Production to Resume by Month End
Demand for new cars has been stronger than expected after the coronavirus pandemic, according to Wards Intelligence data. The deep V-shaped recovery is trending...
A Love of Driving: How Restricted Air Travel Will Boost the...
Air traffic volumes have tumbled much worse than the auto industry’s decline comparatively. Year over year, TSA screening volumes for April 2020 were 96...
Vehicle Sales Especially Trucks Stronger than Expected
When the March sales figures were released, the alarm bells sounded across the automotive industry. March new vehicle sales contributed to an overall quarterly...
US Market to Get Fierce Over SUVs
The first quarter of 2019 showed a rough start for almost all brands. Some of the blame goes to factors like weather, low tax...