Dealerships with strong used focus land on top
Dealership groups on Automotive News’ annual ranking focused strongly on used-vehicle operations in 2022, seeking trade-ins and buying directly from consumers to pad used inventories and sustain sales.
Developing a nationwide charging network takes coordination across industries
EVs could make up more than half of new cars within the next decade, but developing public charging infrastructure is a disjointed process that must be streamlined, industry experts say.
The latest numbers on the microchip shortage: New cuts in Asia, N. America
More than 90,000 vehicles were cut from production plans in Asia, North America and Europe last week.
Tesla wins bellwether Calif. trial over Autopilot car crash
California jury finds that Tesla’s Autopilot did not fail in what appeared to be the first trial related to a crash involving partially automated driving software.
Transport technology startup funding plunged 43 percent in March
Private equity and other investors funneled $394 million into U.S. transportation technology startups in March, about a 43 percent decline from the previous month.