Tag: auto industry news
Kia unveils EV3 compact electric SUV with competitive pricing strategy
Today, Kia launched its first compact electric sports utility vehicle (SUV), the EV3, built on its dedicated Electrified-Global Modular Platform (E-GMP). This move comes...
2025 Honda Civic unveils hybrid powertrain with 200 HP and 50...
Honda has unveiled the facelifted 2025 Civic in hatchback and sedan body styles, marking the return of the hybrid powertrain to its North American...
BMW, JLR, and VW linked to parts from Chinese Forced Labor,...
According to a report by U.S. Senator Ron Wyden, BMW, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), and Volkswagen have sourced parts from a company on a...
Follow up emails: shifting mindset on email content strategies
In the rapidly evolving landscape of modern marketing, the battle for consumer attention is fiercer than ever. Brands are no longer merely vying for...
NHTSA opens recall inquiry into 51,500 Volkswagen ID.4 EVs over door...
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced today that it is initiating a recall query regarding approximately 51,500 Volkswagen America electric vehicles...
High days’ supply among certain brands pushes up industry average despite...
Despite generally strong sales in April, the average days' supply of new vehicles increased slightly to 76 days at the start of May from...
Toyota ranked worst in climate lobbying and EV plans, InfluenceMap report
InfluenceMap's latest annual report on climate lobbying in the automotive industry reveals Toyota's position as the automaker with the lowest climate lobbying score and...
Subaru collaborates with Toyota on all-electric crossovers
Subaru and Toyota have partnered to co-develop three all-electric crossovers, which will be released by 2026. The partnership aims to reduce risks in the...
Cars.com reports robust Q1 2024 financial results with 8% revenue growth
Recently, Cars.com - an audience-driven technology company - reported its first-quarter financial results for 2024, which ended on March 31.
The results revealed that revenue...
Hyundai, Kia settle U.S. charges for unlawful repossessing service members’ vehicles
The American financing division of Hyundai and Kia has agreed to pay $334,941 to resolve allegations that it unlawfully repossessed vehicles that belonged to...
