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Top Automotive Industry News for Week of May 17 – May 23, 2021
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Top Automotive Industry News for Week of December 17 – December 23, 2018
Here is the most important news associated with the automotive industry
identified by the AEA for the week of December 17, 2018 – December 23,
2018.
We hope it helps you stay up to speed on the key developments in our
industry:
-AEA Membership News-
The next AEA Members Reception will be held on Thursday January 24th,
2019 in San Francio. Invitations have been sent to all current AEA
Members. Annual AEA Member Dues renewal will occur on January 2 nd, 2019. If you have any questions, please contact
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-Automotive Manufacturing News–Automotive Manufacturing News-
Carlos Ghosn vows to 'restore my honor' in first remarks since arrest
(autoblog)
Ford's New Truck-like Explorer SUV To Debut Jan. 9 Ahead Of Detroit
Auto Show
(Forbes)
General Motors hints it could negotiate a way to keep one or more
plants open
(CNBC)
German automakers BMW, Daimler stand to benefit the most if China cuts
US auto tariffs
(CNBC)
Ghosn Rearrested, Now Faces 20 Years in Prison
(Forbes)
GM gets thousands of holiday letters about plant closings
(Detroit Free Press)
IIHS Unveils Top Safety Pick Plus Models for 2019
(The Detroit Bureau)
In the Switch to Electric Vehicles, Expect a Few Giants to Crash
(Bloomberg)
Jeep Wrangler plant uses rotisserie to crank out SUVs
(Detroit Free Press)
Nissan to lay off 1,000 Mexican workers, citing market challenges
(autoblog)
Tesla Survived Manufacturing Hell–Now Comes The Hard Part
(Forbes)
UAW scandal sending union's ex-No. 2 in Fiat Chrysler Department to
prison
(Detroit Free Press)
-Automotive Evolution News-
Daimler, BMW Get U.S. Approval for Mobility Company
(The Detroit Bureau)
How electric cars are slowly moving from niche to something 'people
want to buy'
(CNBC)
Laser Vision Upstart Luminar Reveals Self-Driving Tech Alliance With
Audi's AID Unit
(Forbes)
NHTSA Moves to Accelerate Autonomous Vehicle Petitions
(The Detroit Bureau)
Self-driving bill hits dead end in U.S. Senate
(The Detroit News)
The Year Of The Scooter: The Good, The Bad, And The Road Ahead
(Forbes)
Uber's self-driving cars are back on the road, nine months after a
fatal accident
(CNBC)
Zoox Inc. Snags First California Permit To Transport Passengers In
Self-Driving Cars
(NPR)
-Automotive Retail News-
Beating Predictions, 2018 New Car Sales to Surpass 2017 Results
(The Detroit Bureau)
CarMax's stock drops after earnings beat, but used car sales miss
(MarketWatch)
Fed Raises Interest Rate, Lowers Growth Forecast
(Auto Dealer)
Shopping for a new car? Buy before the Fed rate hike affects car loans
(MarketWatch)
Study: Dealers Overspend on Marketing
(Auto Dealer)
U.S. auto sales seen falling 1% in December, say J.D. Power, LMC
(autoblog)
-Automotive Wholesale News-
Car Values at Auction Continue Decline at Year's End
(Vehicle Remarketing)
-Automotive Ownership News-
'Dramatic drops' in gas prices: Less-than-$2 gas is here for many
American motorists
(USA Today)
-Automotive Enthusiast News-
In a blatant attempt to pull at our heart strings, Chevrolet is
offering an in-car Santa tracker
(CNBC)
The most amazing classic car stories of 2018
(FOX News)
-Automotive Servicing News-
Citing Fire Danger Ford Recalls 410,000 Pickups
(Forbes)
Report: 16.7M faulty Takata air bags still on US roads
(The Detroit News)
The Biggest and Smallest Automotive Recalls of 2018
(Car and Driver)
Tesla Model S catches fire in California town: Fire Department
(CNBC)
-General Business & Executive News-
ACV Auctions continues rapid disruption of $100B wholesale automotive
industry
(PR Newswire)
Car rental company Fair raises $385 million in SoftBank-led funding
round
(Reuters)
CU Direct's credit union network leads in auto loan originations
(Automotive News)
The real problem with the American auto industry
(CNN)
U.S. third-quarter growth trimmed; business spending slowing
(Reuters)
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Top Automotive Industry News for Week of December 24 – December 30, 2018
Here is the most important news associated with the automotive industry
identified by the AEA for the week of December 24, 2018 – December 30,
2018.
We hope it helps you stay up to speed on the key developments in our
industry:
-AEA Membership News-
The next AEA Members Reception will be held on Thursday January 24th,
2019 in San Francio. Invitations have been sent to all current AEA
Members. Annual AEA Member Dues renewal will occur on January 2 nd, 2019. If you have any questions, please contact
memberservices@automotiveexecutives.com
-Automotive Manufacturing News–Automotive Manufacturing News-
All the cars discontinued after 2018
(autoblog)
GM's mysterious filing could foreshadow future product that saves jobs
(Detroit Free Press)
GM's year of transformation: More robot cars, fewer traditional jobs
(Detroit Free Press)
Marchionne's death, Jeep Gladiator highlighted change at Fiat Chrysler
(Detroit Free Press)
New Land Rover Defender Coming to US in 2020
(The Detroit Bureau)
No car keys? No problem. Hyundai rolls out fingerprint technology that
makes keys as outdated as a landline
(CNBC)
Tesla expands employee testing of its upgraded Autopilot hardware
(autoblog)
Tesla Names Two New Board Members, Larry Ellison And Kathleen
Wilson-Thompson
(Forbes)
Which Cars Are You Most Excited to See in 2019?
(Car & Driver)
-Automotive Evolution News-
CES Is Apparently Going To Be Everything To Everyone When It Comes To
Mobility
(Forbes)
Daimler Delivers E-Truck to Penske for Testing
(The Detroit Bureau)
Volkswagen Testing New Portable EV Charging Stations
(The Detroit Bureau)
-Automotive Retail News-
5 Ways Auto Finance Will Change in 2019
(Auto Dealer Today)
Auto Sellers Try Out Amazon-Style Ordering
(MSN)
How electric cars are slowly moving from niche to something ‘people
want to buy’
(CNBC)
New-Vehicle Retail Sales Seen Dipping in December
(Auto Finance News)
Photo Finish For December Auto Sales Could Mean A Slight Gain For All
Of 2018
(Forbes)
Tesla Scrambles to Sell Cars Before a Tax Break Fades
(NY Times)
Will dealerships survive the future?
(Automotive News)
Year-End Turmoil Puts New Car Sales to the Test
(The Detroit Bureau)
-Automotive Wholesale News-
Used EV prices are finally heating up — a little
(Automotive News)
-Automotive Enthusiast News-
New owners and new venues for auction companies
(ClassicCars.com)
-General Business & Executive News-
A year of living badly
(Automotive News)
Analyst adds Ferrari, Penske to list of top auto stocks for 2019
(CNBC)
Automotive Minute: Disney’s Mary Poppins partnership is making magic
for Nissan
(BizJournals)
CarGurus Launches New Brand Campaign for 2019
(PR Newswire)
Five Ways 2018 Rewrote The Future of Transportation
(Forbes)
The 10 biggest auto stories of 2018
(autoblog)
The Year in Review: Automotive Winners and Losers
(Car & Driver)
Top auto stories from 2018 – and 3 to watch in ’19
(Detroit Free Press)
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Top Automotive Industry News for Week of December 31 – January 6, 2019
Here is the most important news associated with the automotive industry
identified by the AEA for the week of December 31, 2018 – January 6, 2019.
We hope it helps you stay up to speed on the key developments in our
industry:
-AEA Membership News-
The next AEA Members Reception will be held on Thursday January 24th,
2019 in San Francio. Invitations have been sent to all current AEA
Members. Annual AEA Member Dues renewal will occur on January 2 nd, 2019. If you have any questions, please contact
memberservices@automotiveexecutives.com
-Automotive Manufacturing News-
Detroit auto show will kick off year of uncertainty
(Detroit News)
Detroit's final January auto show prepares to go out with a bang
(Detroit News)
FCA Unveiling Heavy Duty Version Of Red-Hot Ram Pickup At North
American Show In Detroit
(Forbes)
GM's New President Will Double Down on Electric, Autonomous
(Automotive Fleet)
Infiniti Aims to Electrify With QX Inspiration Concept
(The Detroit Bureau)
Polestar’s First All-Electric Model Breaks Cover
(The Detroit Bureau)
-Automotive Evolution News-
Car Companies Will Show Off the Latest in Self-Driving Tech at CES
(Barrons)
GM Cruise and DoorDash are partnering on autonomous food deliveries
(CNBC)
Self-Driving Cars Keep Tapping the Brakes
(Bloomberg)
Toyota Aims For Sci-Fi Styling In Its Upgraded, Tech-Heavy Self-Driving
Car
(Forbes)
While we were looking at 3D TVs, CES morphed into an auto show
(Engadget)
Wielding Rocks and Knives, Arizonans Attack Self-Driving Cars
(NY Times)
-Automotive Retail News-
Car payments and loans jump amid surging demand for cars, SUVs
(CNBC)
Edmunds Analysts Predict Auto Finance Deals Will Wane in the New Year
(PR Newswire)
F&I trends to watch in 2019
(Automotive News)
GM, Ford, Toyota sales fall in December, but auto industry posts
surprisingly solid 2018
(USA Today)
Rising Interest Rates Will Drive Auto Sales Down in 2019
(The Detroit Bureau)
Tesla and GM are running up against the EV tax credit limit
(Business Insider)
Tesla cuts prices of electric vehicles: Model 3, Model X, Model S will
be cheaper
(USA Today)
The Year in Auto Sales: Facts, Figures, and the Bestsellers from 2018
(Automobile)
These 6 vehicles were the hottest-selling cars of 2018: Jeep, Toyota,
Tesla make the list
(USA Today)
Trucks, SUVs Pull in December Buyers Giving Industry Big Boost
(The Detroit Bureau)
U.S. Auto Sales Boom Will Finally End In 2019; Surely?
(Forbes)
U.S. sales rise 2.2% in Dec.; SAAR hits 2018 high
(Automotive News)
-Automotive Servicing News-
Ford Recalling Nearly 1 Million Vehicles with Faulty Takata Airbags
(The Detroit Bureau)
Recall Recap: The 5 Biggest Recalls in December
(Cars.com)
-Automotive Ownership News-
The Rise In U.S. Auto Loan Debt Shows No Signs Of Slowing Down
(Forbes)
-General Business & Executive News-
Audi Is Making A Welcome Return To Super Bowl Advertising To Tout New
E-Tron
(Forbes)
California makes it illegal to charge more for car insurance based on
gender
(CNet)
Cars.com sheds 8 percent of workforce
(Chicago Business)
General Motors names long-time insider Mark Reuss as its president
(CNBC)
Healthy Global Auto Sales Growth Looks Doomed In 2019
(Forbes)
Top Auto Industry Stories Of 2018: From A Jailed CEO To The End Of The
World As We Know It
(Forbes)
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Top Automotive Industry News for Week of October 15 – October 21, 2018
Here is the most important news associated with the automotive industry
identified by the AEA for the week October 15, 2018 – October 21, 2018.
We hope it helps you stay up to speed on the key developments in our
industry:
-AEA Membership News-
AEA Reception is tonight in Las Vegas. See you there!
-Automotive Manufacturing News-
Audi slapped with a $930 million fine by German prosecutor for its
diesel cheating scandal
(CNBC)
Daimler Cuts Earnings Estimates as Outlook Gets Tougher
(The Detroit Bureau)
Ford's new 'Proud' ad campaign features Bryan Cranston from
'Breaking Bad
(USA Today)
Ford and Volkswagen flirting with relationship possibilities and
joint projects
(USA Today)
Ford boosts production of its $400,000 GT supercar as demand
outpaces supply six-to-one
(CNBC)
Ford seeks to allay dealers’ worries with ‘comeback story’
(The Detroit News)
Frustrated GM investors ask what more CEO Barra can do
(Reuters)
GM Offers Extended Warranties As Reliability Ratings Improve And
Scammers Surge
(Forbes)
Hyundai's Nexo Stands Out As The First Truly Complete Fuel Cell
Electric Vehicle
(Forbes)
Judge approves Elon Musk settlement with SEC
(The Detroit News)
New Chips Improve Tesla Autopilot “500% to 2000%,” Musk Says
(The Detroit Bureau)
Porsche denies speculation that it's planning to go public
(CNBC)
Tesla buys new plot for China factory for $140 million
(CNBC)
Tesla, GM in line for EV boost under U.S. Senate bill
(Automotive News)
VW's Porsche expects to repeat record vehicle sales this year
(Reuters)
-Automotive Evolution News-
Clutch Looks To Increase the Number of OEMs, Dealers on Its
Subscription Platform by Year’s End
(Auto Finance News)
Future of electric-car tax credit up in the air
(The Detroit News)
Google’s Waze expands carpooling tool throughout U.S.
(The Detroit News)
How car subscription app Fair wants to disrupt the market for car loans
using subscriptions
(CNBC)
Kids' Ride Service Race Heats Up As Zūm Expands To Take On Kango,
HopSkipDrive
(Forbes)
Not everyone is ready to ride as autonomous vehicles take to the
road in ever-increasing numbers
(CNBC)
The Computer Chauffeur Is Creeping Closer
(The New York Times)
Waymo details how emergency services should deal with self-driving
incidents
(autoblog)
-Automotive Retail News-
Assurant Launches Mechanic 2.0
(Auto Dealer Monthly)
Best budget-friendly small cars include Kia, Honda, Hyundai and
Mazda sedans
(USA Today)
Black Book Valuation Data Now Integrated With CDK’s Lightspeed EVO
(Auto Dealer Monthly)
CarMax pinpoints where its sales of manual transmissions are
rarest, most common
(Auto Remarketing)
Change Is Coming to Automobile Dealerships
(Forbes)
Equifax: Vehicle Sales Down, Borrowing Up
(Auto Dealer Monthly)
GM Rolls Out Optional Extended Warranty
(Auto Dealer Monthly)
-Automotive Wholesale News-
5 trends surface as wholesale-price softening accelerates
(Auto Remarketing)
Weekly Vehicle Values Fall Precipitously
(Vehicle Remarketing)
-Automotive Enthusiast News-
These Are the Most Valuable Cars Jerry Seinfeld Has Featured on
Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee
(Car and Driver)
-Automotive Servicing News-
Goodyear offers replacement tires at consumers' homes
(Automotive News)
Safety administration investigates Ford pickup tailgates opening
unexpectedly
(Detroit Free Press)
-General Business & Executive News-
Auto Classified Industry Veterans Skip Dowd and Ernie Blood Launch
MautoSearch
(Medium)
Car-shopping company Shift seeks to follow Carvana with 2020 IPO
(Automotive News)
Cox to shed staff as it restructures
(Automotive News)
Dealer Inspire Expands in Canada Offering New Digital Marketing Options
for Automotive Dealers
(Cars.com)
Google Adds EV Charging Stations to Google Maps
(Cars.com)
Report: Uber, Lyft each looking to go public in 2019 as rivalry
heads to Wall Street
(USA
Today)
Walmart to team with Advance Auto Parts for online store, lowers FY
2019 earnings forecast
(USA Today)
U.S. retail sales increase modestly; consumer spending strong
(Reuters)
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Top Automotive Industry News for Week of October 22 – October 28, 2018
Here is the most important news associated with the automotive industry
identified by the AEA for the week October 22, 2018 – October 28, 2018.
We hope it helps you stay up to speed on the key developments in our
industry:
-Automotive Manufacturing News-
Consumer Reports: Tesla's reliability tumbles to near the bottom in
latest survey
(USA Today)
Dyson vacuum cleaner company to build electric vehicle factory in
Singapore
(USA Today)
Eight Essential Questions For GM’s Mary Barra
(Forbes)
Feds defend voluntary robot car regulations
(The Detroit News)
Fiat Chrysler's Manley makes mark with $7B deal to sell Magneti Marelli
(Detroit Free Press)
Ford CEO says restructuring is 'a massive undertaking' that must be
'very thoughtfully orchestrated'
(CNBC)
Ford hires new China chief to tackle daunting turnaround task
(Reuters)
Ford seeks to allay dealers’ worries with ‘comeback story
(The Detroit News)
Ford shares jump after strong truck sales help third-quarter results
beat expectations
(CNBC)
Ford talks with VW to help reverse losses overseas
(The Detroit News)
GM Calls For National Electric Vehicle Policy, Says EVs Should Be 25%
Of All New Cars By 2030
(Forbes)
GM earnings: No. 1 U.S. auto maker needs to show it has a strategy to
boost ailing share price
(MarketWatch)
Here Are The Most- And Least-Reliable Rides On The Road For 2019
(Forbes)
Hyundai Motor posts big profit miss on U.S. recalls; shares dive
(Reuters)
Losing Money, Ford Shakes Up Struggling Chinese Operations, Appoints
New CEO
(The Detroit Bureau)
Report: FBI conducting criminal investigation into Tesla
(The Detroit News)
Smart brand might be doomed
(autoblog)
Tesla's Elon Musk made four big assertions — with asterisks
(LA Times)
Tesla Makes Good On Elon Musk’s Promise As Model 3 Drives $312 Million
Profit
(CNBC)
Tesla says has not received subpoena on Model 3 production
(Reuters)
The giant trucks Chevy, Ford, Ram really want to sell
(Detroit Free Press)
Which new technologies make vehicles unreliable?
(Detroit Free Press)
-Automotive Evolution News-
18 Automotive Startups and Their Chances of Survival
(Car and Driver)
Apple Files Patent Linked to AV Driving
(The Detroit Bureau)
Driverless Cars May Increase Cases Of Motion Sickness
(Forbes)
How Jaguar Land Rover Is Getting Ready For The 4th Industrial
Revolution: AI and Autonomous Cars
(Forbes)
GM’s multibillion-dollar driverless car gamble hits some bumps
(autoblog)
Tesla 'obviously' plans to take on Uber and Lyft, says CEO Elon Musk
(CNBC)
Waymo is testing what it should charge for its robotaxi service
(TechCrunch)
-Automotive Retail News-
Auto classified industry veterans roll out new dealer advertising
platform
(Auto Remarketing)
DAS Releases Dealer Social Media Study
(Auto Dealer Monthly)
Edmunds: Used-car sales this month look a lot like September's
(Auto Remarketing)
New Vehicle Sales Expected to Cool in October
(The Detroit Bureau)
Survey: Many Dealers Unaware of NCFC Tax Concerns
(Auto Dealer Monthly)
-Automotive Wholesale News-
Typical October wholesale price movements take hold
(Auto Remarketing)
Used Values Returning to Normal Levels
(Vehicle Remarketing)
-Automotive Enthusiast News-
30 fun and useful car gifts auto enthusiasts will love — according to a
car collector
(Business Insider)
-Automotive Servicing News-
AAA: Enhanced Safety Enhances Repair Costs
(Auto Dealer Monthly)
BMW expands recall to 1.6 million vehicles worldwide over fire risk
(USA Today)
Ford recalls 1.5 million Ford Focus cars that could stall with fuel
tank problem
(USA Today)
Mitsubishi, Dealer-FX launch digital service platform for dealers
(Auto Remarketing)
-General Business & Executive News-
Cox: Mobility Will Reduce Dealership Count
(Auto Dealer Monthly)
Rate hikes are already squeezing these businesses
(CNN)
TIME And Ally Financial Honor Auto Dealers
(PR Newswire)
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Top Automotive Industry News for Week of October 29 – November 4, 2018
Here is the most important news associated with the automotive industry
identified by the AEA for the week October 29, 2018 -November 4, 2018.
We hope it helps you stay up to speed on the key developments in our
industry:
-Automotive Manufacturing News-
Every Mid-Size Luxury Crossover and SUV Ranked from Worst to Best
(Car and Driver)
Faraday Future's Rough Road: Funds Sought As Cofounders Depart, Workers
Furloughed
(Forbes)
Ford could provide a 40% return in the year ahead as restructuring
takes hold, Goldman says
(CNBC)
GM memo: We must cut costs, can't wait to see what happens in industry
(Detroit Free Press)
GM Throws Weight Behind Nationwide Electric-Car Quota
(Cars.com)
GM to offer buyout to some workers in cost-cutting move: DJ
(CNBC)
Jaguar Land Rover undergoes $3.2 billion turnaround plan as sales slump
(autoblog)
Tesla electric vehicles will park themselves in 2019, Elon Musk says
(USA Today)
Tesla’s third-largest shareholder says it’s willing to pump more money
into the company
(CNBC)
The brutal and extreme tests Ram, Ford, Chevy run on trucks
(Detroit Free Press)
US regulators subpoenaed Tesla Model 3 production forecasts, data
(USA Today)
Volvo and Baidu join forces to mass produce self-driving electric cars
in China
(CNBC)
-Automotive Evolution News-
Cadillac cancels its car subscription program after just two years
(autoblog)
Ford, Volkswagen explore driverless venture to challenge Tesla, Waymo
(MarketWatch)
GM is making e-bikes as it expands beyond cars
(autoblog)
Hyundai, Kia Motors to develop new solar charging tech for vehicles
(Reuters)
Uber details why its driverless SUV killed a pedestrian and how it's
working to fix safety problems
(LA Times)
Uber says it's ready to start testing self-driving cars again
(Mashable)
VW and Intel's Mobileye Will Launch Autonomous Ride-Hailing Service In
Israel Next Year
(Forbes)
Waymo Gets California's Okay For Human-Free Driving Tests As Robo-Car
Skepticism Rises
(Forbes)
-Automotive Retail News-
5 hottest-selling U.S. vehicles in October: Tesla, Toyota, Subaru make
the list
(USA Today)
FCA, Honda and VW Lead October Auto Sales
(The Detroit Bureau)
GM Financial: More Loans, Fewer Leases in Q3
(Auto Dealer Monthly)
Luxury car owners trade up for American pickups as Ford, GM and Dodge
trucks dominate market
(CNBC)
New Vehicle Prices Continue to Rise in Fourth Quarter
(The Detroit Bureau)
Rising interest rates and prices hurt October auto sales, with SUVs
still faring better than cars
(USA Today)
Rising interest rates pinch U.S. auto sales, consumer confidence
(Reuters)
Vehicle sales reached 11-month high in October
(MarketWatch)
-Automotive Wholesale News-
Car Depreciation Reaches 10-Month High
(Vehicle Remarketing)
Lane watch: Wintry chill hits wholesale prices
(Auto Remarketing)
-Automotive Ownership News-
A Comfortable Place to Spend 38,000 Hours Behind the Wheel
(The New York Times)
-Automotive Enthusiast News-
140-car collection headed to Mecum’s Las Vegas auction
(ClassicCars)
Here are the most Googled car brands of 2018
(autoblog)
-Automotive Servicing News-
AAA offers free Lyft rides to and from repair shops
(autoblog)
New car safety technology saves lives — but can double the cost of
repairs
(NBC)
Stalling prompts recall of 2019 Jeep Cherokees with 2.4-liter engines
(Detroit Free Press)
Subaru, Toyota recall 165,000 U.S. cars with defect that could lead to
engine stalling
(USA Today)
-General Business & Executive News-
Broadcom makes $1 billion patent claim against Volkswagen: Der Spiegel
(Reuters)
New Autotrader Experience Helps Car Shoppers Accelerate Their Deal, Buy
Faster From The Palm of Their Hands
(PR Newswire)
U.S. Auto Industry's October Surprise
(Forbes)
With $50M investment, AutoNation obtains 7% stake in Vroom
(Auto Remarketing)
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