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Wednesday, September 25, 2024

Amazon-Hyundai pilot delays causing dealer frustration, NADA CEO says

A panel discussion at the Automotive News Congress Sept. 24 focused, in part, on the Amazon-Hyundai pilot and dealer distribution models.

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GM's Rory Harvey: Flexibility needed during evolving market transition

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Tariffs, proposed software ban won't keep Chinese automakers out forever, panel says

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	Understanding Opportunities for Conquest

While the landscape of the retail automotive industry is constantly changing, what remains consistent is the need to retain current customers while conquesting new ones. Understanding where to find conquest opportunities and the factors behind consumer behavior can help you make, break, or exceed sales goals.

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Rivian launches pre-owned vehicle sales, joining Tesla in growing used EV market

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Kia EVs will gain access to Tesla Superchargers in January

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Traditional auto dealership franchises might work best, new study says

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Ford's Marin Gjaja: Dispelling EV misperceptions is key

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Daily Drive Podcast: VW’s Pablo Di Si; U.S. proposed rule would halt GM, Ford imports

Pablo Di Si, CEO of Volkswagen Group of America, talks with Automotive News Publisher KC Crain about the automaker’s historic negotiations with the UAW in Chattanooga, the ID4 stop-sale and more. GM and Ford would have to stop importing China-built cars under new proposed U.S. rules. Plus, Stellantis begins looking for a successor for CEO Carlos Tavares.

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