GM Keeps Plants Going Amid Chip Shortage
GM entered a deal with semiconductor chip manufacturers to keep its North American assembly lines in production.
GM entered a deal with semiconductor chip manufacturers to keep its North American assembly lines in production.
Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. plans to stop developing new internal combustion engines except in the U.S.
The Mid-Size Car segment had the largest decline last week, at -0.76%, compared with the prior week’s decline of -0.64%, marking the third consecutive week the segment has reported the largest segment decline.
The seasonally adjusted Retention Index moved up by 0.6% – the lowest rate of increase since July – reaching 197.0 points during the first month of 2022.
There’s no doubt that in today’s environment, winning in business has many new challenges and staying “ahead of the game” requires creativity and diligence.
GM reported a net profit of $10 billion for 2021 and reported full-year pretax rose 47% to hit a record $14.3 billion.
Global sales in 2021 were the second-highest annual result for Lexus. The brand’s all-time sales record of 765,330 units came in 2019 before the pandemic.
Used Retail Prices are more accessible than in years past, due to the proliferation of ‘no-haggle pricing’ for used-vehicle retailing.
A U.S. House panel will hold a hearing on self-driving vehicles next week as a push in Congress to speed deployment of autonomous vehicles stalls.
Shares of India's Tata Motors Ltd dropped 3.7% after the Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) owner reported a larger quarterly loss than expected.
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Industry analysts predict U.S. auto retail sales will dip in January as manufacturing slows.
Kelley Blue Book has pulled out 10 interesting takeaways from last year’s market performance – a final look at 2021.
New-vehicle sales in January are expected to reach 1.01 million units, a drop of 8.9% compared to January 2021, according to a forecast released today by Cox Automotive.
The White House hosted the chief executives of major U.S. companies including auto and tech sector firms this week to discuss President Joe Biden's $1.75 trillion Build Back Better legislation.
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