Renault, Google expand pact to make cars 'like mobile phones'
Renault’s expansion of the partnership with Google will allow the automaker to offer more over-the-air software updates as well as additional on-demand services.
Renault’s expansion of the partnership with Google will allow the automaker to offer more over-the-air software updates as well as additional on-demand services.
The online used-vehicle retailer reported a net loss of $51.1 million for the quarter ended Sept. 30, a period in which it trimmed jobs and slimmed down its logistics network.
The German supplier said it “neither acknowledges the validity of the claims brought forward, nor does it concede any liability.”
Lordstown, which posted a wider quarterly loss, will use the proceeds from the share sale to fund development and design activities for a new electric vehicle program in collaboration with Foxconn.
One indicator of wholesale used-vehicle prices fell again in October to mark five straight monthis of decreases.