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Monday, July 25, 2022 Subscription Required GENERAL MOTORS FUTURE PRODUCT: Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC, BrightDrop and Cruise By 2026, GM could have as many as 30 electric vehicles on sale in the U.S., but the shift doesn’t necessarily spell the end of most internal-combustion models. ■ Timing fluid for many of GM's coming EV models ■ Cadillac nears the end for gas powered models ■ Chevy, GMC to sell ICE models with EVs ■ Buick to start all-electric journey in 2024 ■ Commercial EVs focus on ‘more efficient systems' ■ More Future Product Pipeline: The definitive guide to upcoming vehicles Read More > Enjoying this content? Subscribe today to see more like it & save 20%. Subscription Required A tough time for small-town auto plants to find workers Read More > Subscription Required Cloud hovers over UAW's reboot Read More > Advertisement Customers not in-store? No problem. There are a lot of steps to complete a car deal. But what happens when customers start online and end in-store? Or vice versa? You need a seamless, consistent process to start, work, and finalize every vehicle purchase, no matter where the customer is. Here's How. VW's billionaire clan plotted Diess ouster while he was on U.S. trip Herbert Diess, Volkswagen's disruptor-in-chief, runs out of road Read More > Consensus-driven Blume will usher in new leadership era at Volkswagen Read More > Subscription Required Cadillac looks back, forward with Celestiq flagship EV Read More > SPECIAL VIDEO REPORT: How GM is expanding talent pool, pushing for more diversity   GM's executive director of diversity, equity and inclusion says she’s excited to be leading that effort to meet CEO Mary Barra's vision of becoming the most inclusive company. One of the ways she’s doing so is nixing the necessity for a college diploma. Watch the Video > DAILY DRIVE PODCAST: July 22, 2022   Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess is leaving the company. J.D. Power says EVs are still less appealing to consumers than gasoline-powered cars. The curtain comes up on the Cadillac Celestiq. Plus, a conversation with TransUnion's Satyan Merchant about how the credit risk profile of EV buyers differs dramatically from those purchasing gasoline-powered vehicles. LISTEN HERE >     Toyota delays plans for seeking lower prices from suppliers this year Read More > Sponsored By CloudFactory Luminar: Taking autonomous vehicles to safer distances with expert 3-D annotation In the highly competitive AV industry, safety, reliability, and speed to market is critical to success. For innovators like Luminar, the bar is set higher as the company specializes in LiDAR perception and is an emerging leader in the industry. Read More > Subscription Required Minority car dealer ranks grow Read More > Ford and GM seek U.S. OK to deploy self-driving vehicles without steering wheels Read More > Subscription Required Ford, Chevy and Mitsubishi dealerships change hands in Q1, Q2 transactions Read More > Hyundai supplier is accused of using child labor at Alabama factory Read More > Subscription Required Automakers make contingency plans for West Coast imports Read More > Automotive News Newscasts With 3 different podcasts to choose from, we cover all that you need to know in the automotive industry. Listen to any – or all – of our podcasts now. SUBSCRIBE TODAY Save 20% or more on access to Automotive News with a group subscription. LEARN MORE TODAY This email was sent to bimoharjanto.ankerbellok@blogger.com Manage My Account | Contact Us   © 2022 Automotive News 1155 Gratiot Ave., Detroit, MI 48207-2997 United States Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions | Unsubscribe