New-vehicle inventory little changed at 2.86 million
New-vehicle inventories in the U.S. changed little in April, ending at 2.86 million vehicles, Cox Automotive said — safely under 3 million.
Nearly 25% of Ford F-150s built are now hybrids, CEO says
The F-150 is a key pillar of Ford’s hybrid strategy, which is gaining importance amid slower-than-expected demand for EVs.
NADA Academy preps future dealership owners, staff for changing times
Through in-person and online classes, the NADA trains dealership staff and future owners to face an industry challenged by consolidation, inflation and the perils of new technology.
Editorial: Pedestrian safety measures should go beyond automatic emergency braking
The industry has five years to comply with NHTSA’s latest automatic emergency braking rule, but we hope for advancements far sooner.
Mack garbage trucks join bidirectional charging game
Evergreen Waste Services electric Mack garbage trucks will collect refuse during the day and charge the grid overnight.