The U.S. car industry has a ‘big case of anxiety’ about the president-elect’s proposed 25 percent tariff on imports from Mexico and Canada Finding an affordable car in the U.S. has already become a challenge […]

Sales of smaller cars and compact SUVs have been on the rise with more shoppers giving priority to affordability Stubbornly high car prices and elevated interest rates are persuading more Americans that when it comes […]

Advisers to President-elect Donald Trump are recommending a two-pronged approach to reshape the US auto industry: cut federal subsidies to boost electric-vehicle sales while still fostering a domestic supply chain to produce them. Taken together, the suggestions […]

Automotive OEMs face increasing pressure to improve their supply chains, not only to reduce costs and improve efficiency but to meet environmental demands for a lower carbon footprint. Traditional inventory models with centralized warehouses lead to high […]

On Jan. 1, 2025, the percentage of potentially eligible used EVs will jump to 89 percent from 65 percent Almost a quarter of electric vehicles in the U.S. may become eligible for a $4,000 tax credit in […]

A new Oliver Wyman study, commissioned by NADA, believes the cost advantages of hybrid or direct-to-consumer auto distribution models have been overstated. Traditional auto dealership franchises may be the most cost-effective way to sell cars after all. […]

Since 1975[1], the FTC has had a Rule, currently called the “Mail, Internet, or Telephone Order Merchandise Rule” (“Rule”) that requires sellers who solicit buyers to order merchandise through the mail, via the Internet, or by phone […]

This excerpted chart from a recent round of APEAL shows how Tesla EVs (left blue column) are holding up against non-Tesla EVs (right blue column). The non-Tesla crowd, after quite a few years of flailing […]