Waymo seeks to expand driverless service to Los Angeles
A license would allow Waymo, which operates extensively in San Francisco, to fully operate its fleet in Los Angeles, where it is now testing rides.
BMW partners with Figure to use humanoid robot to build cars in U.S.
The robots will be integrated into the manufacturing processes at BMW’s U.S. plant including the body shop, sheet metal and warehouse in the next 12-24 months, after being trained to perform specific tasks.
Automotive News Dealership Salary Survey: 2023 average pay was $200K, but with 50-hour workweek
The average U.S. car dealership employee was expecting to earn $200,200 in wages, commissions and bonuses in 2023, according to the Automotive News Dealership Salary Survey. But that big money came with a 51.9-hour workweek, the survey found.
Pay, flexibility, career growth keys to auto retail retention
Changes to pay and work schedules are two ways to retain auto retail employees who are considering leaving the job, according to the Automotive News Dealership Salary Survey and Hireology CEO Adam Robinson.
Auto retail professionals make great money — but men make an average of $74,300 more
Though men and women in the car dealership industry both make far more money than the average U.S. worker, a man on average expected to bring home $74,300 more than what the average woman expected to make in 2023, according to the Dealership Salary Survey.