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makes keys as outdated as a landline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)