Dealer Markups Are Fading — But the Debate Over Whether They Should Be Legal Isn’t Over
Spoiler: it’s authoritarian.
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China’s Electric Hummer Rival, EV Startup Pressure, and What’s Happening at Your Dealership
Plenty going on around the world this week.
17 States Are Now Linked to California’s 2035 Gas Car Ban — Here’s What That Really Means
How could this possibly go wrong?
Europe’s Energy Crisis Has Moved Past Economics — The Human Cost Is Starting to Show
This isn’t hyperbole or unfounded panic.
Car Theft Is Surging, EV Production Timelines Are Slipping, and the New Car Market Is Finally Easing Up
Here are the news stories you might have missed this week.
The WEF’s Economic Vision Has Big Implications for the Auto Industry — and Not All of Them Are Good
This will push certain people over the edge.
Why Western Sanctions Haven’t Cut Off Russia’s Oil Revenue — and What It Means for Gas Prices
Trade restrictions against Putin are failing.
Street Takeovers Are Turning Deadly More Often — and the Response Hasn’t Caught Up
The city seems to be devolving into further decay.
Federal EV Charging Money Flows, Detroit Auto Show Goes Electric, and Chips Are Still a Problem
Here are some stories you might have missed this week.
Ford’s EV Ambitions Are Real — So Are the Financial Pressures Underneath Them
What an absolute mess.
Porsche Is Building China-Specific Models — and the Reaction Says Something About How Much Has Changed
And plenty of other automakers are doing the same.
The Federal Government Is Going Electric — But Can Its Fleets Actually Handle the Transition?
You couldn’t make this up.
Hydrogen Outperforms Diesel? Plus Energy Market Chaos, Used Car Prices, and OTA Update Concerns
Another busy week in the automotive world, with energy market upheaval, hydrogen fuel cell developments,...
GM Is Bringing Its Office Workers Back In — and the Talent Risk Is Real
But that’s about to change.
The Last Aventador Has Been Built, and With It the Pure V12 Lamborghini Is Gone
All good things must come to an end.