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Featured Interviews
2026 Genesis G80 Prestige Black delivers luxury without the German price tag
Luxury sedan buyers have long looked to Germany for refinement, performance, and prestige. But the 2026 Genesis G80 Prestige Black continues to challenge that assumption by delivering premium design, advanced technology, and impressive performance at a price that undercuts many of its European rivals. Watch the full segment here.
Why automakers are betting big on subscription revenue
This week, I’d like to talk about vehicle subscriptions. Not subscribing instead of owning a car, but the unbundling of vehicle features and options and charging the consumer a monthly fee to activate them. If you remember during Covid, when buzz around the “Connected Car” was at it’s peak, automakers like GM, Ford and Stellantis, each said that they expected to generate upwards of $30 billion annually, by the end of this decade, from unbundling vehicle options and features and selling them to consumers on a monthly subscription basis. Watch the full segment here.
