2022 L.A. Auto Show live coverage | Toyota's radical redesign of the new Prius | Foreign brands dominate CR's reliability rankings | FTC extends Safeguards Rule deadline | Lucid's entry-level Air Pure

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Wednesday, November 16, 2022 2022 L.A. Auto Show live coverage: Toyota's next-gen Prius, Genesis concept reveals Unveilings from Hyundai, Genesis and Toyota will showcase battery-electric or hybrid models at the 2022 Los Angeles Auto Show. Lucid Motors and VinFast also will show battery EVs. With the Malibu beach as a backdrop, Genesis revealed the X Convertible concept late Tuesday ahead of the show while Toyota detailed its next-generation Prius hybrid.   Read More > Subscribe today for access to top features like 40 Under 40 & Future Product Pipeline. Subscription Required Toyota unleashes a radical redesign for sportier Prius hybrid   Read More > Subscription Required Foreign brands dominate Consumer Reports' reliability rankings   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. Subscription Required FTC extends Safeguards Rule deadline by six months   Read More > Subscription Required Lucid rolls out entry-level Air Pure EV with 410 miles of range   Read More > Subscription Required Lucid promises supercar performance with Gravity   Read More > Sponsored Content From Phone Ninjas 5 Reasons you need to use phone scripts for your dealership At first glance, phone scripts may seem like something that isn’t necessary for your customer service calls. Many people feel like they can be more successful if they are allowed to handle calls their own way.   Read More > DAILY DRIVE PODCAST: November 15, 2022   Automatic emergency braking and forward-collision warning technology is taking a bite out of front-to-rear crashes. The FTC refunds millions of dollars to consumers in a case against Napleton Automotive. Electric truck stops of the future will need as much energy as a small town. Plus, a preview of this week’s LA Auto Show with VP of Marketing David Fortin. LISTEN HERE >     Subscription Required Porsche Macan EV to pack 100-kilowatt-hour battery pack, 600 hp   Read More > Subscription Required 2 more fatal crashes involving Tesla vehicles reported in NHTSA data   Read More > Subscription Required Ford CEO: Insourcing is key to protecting jobs in EV transition   Read More > Sponsored Content From Rapid Recon 5-Plus Steps to Better Reconditioning – A Buyer’s Guide What’s Rapid Recon? Steps to robust T2L – time to line – recon performance, user convenience, time-savers, measurement metrics, oversight reporting, and workflow integrations.   Read More > Subscription Required Used-car prices reaching a ‘cliff edge' is unlikely, J.D. Power expert says   Read More > Subscription Required Genesis expands U.S. sales of Electrified G80 to 4 more states   Read More > Electric truck stops will need as much power as a small town   Read More > Subscription Required AutoNation acquires 6.1% stake in TrueCar   Read More > Subscription Required How Elon Musk obtained a $55 billion pay package now under fire   Read More > Subscription Required Supplier to close plants, lay off 244 in Michigan   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. 2022 AUTOMOTIVE NEWS CONGRESS Join us in LA as industry leaders José Muñoz, Peter Rawlinson & others discuss innovation, venture capital and more. REGISTER NOW 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