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Rising inventories are reverting the U.S. auto industry back to a pre-COVID norm, but the lack of affordable options is a recipe for long-term trouble.

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Tuesday, January 16, 2024 Editorial Consumers must have affordable new-car options   Read More > Subscription Required Commentary JAMIE BUTTERS: Is CES worth auto industry's time? You better believe it   Read More > Subscription Required Commentary JERRY HIRSCH: Automotive news continues to dominate CES   Read More >   Leo Michael Cartoons MORE CARTOONS > Subscription Required CES RICHARD TRUETT: CES is expensive, but skipping it could be even more costly for Detroit 3   Read More > CES DOUGLAS A. BOLDUC: 5 cool things from 2024 CES   Read More > Shift: A podcast about mobility Software-defined vehicle tech takes driver’s seat at CES (Episode 233) "Software-defined vehicle" was much more than a buzzwordy catchphrase at CES. Elektrobit CEO Maria Anhalt and Qualcomm VP Bill Pinnell detail rapid advances in and the growing importance of auto software.   Read More > Subscription Required Guest Commentary WILL JOHNSON: What's slowing down EVs?   Read More > Subscription Required Guest Commentary JAY CARSTENS: Widen selection of indirect auto lenders at dealership to give car buyers more options   Read More > Shift: A podcast about mobility Michael Dunne charts China’s automotive ascendance (Episode 232) The Dunne Insights' CEO warns that traditional automakers not named Tesla should be "terrified" of BYD across the globe. He also explains how China came to dominate battery materials and tech in the burgeoning EV market.   Read More > Subscription Required Letter to the Editor Service advisers need more EV training   Read More > Subscription Required Letter to the Editor Improve dealership charging stations   Read More > VIEWS FROM AROUND THE INDUSTRY Economists predict good year for Michigan, but auto industry challenges cloud future Rick Haglund, Michigan Advance Standing up for jobs as unions target auto manufacturing Gov. Kay Ivey, AL.com Now is a terrible time for a nanny tax on electric vehicles Bruce Yandle, The Hill A hidden hero will drive Korean trade closer to the U.S. Tim Culpan, Bloomberg My car was almost stolen outside police headquarters. Blame U.S. regulators. Heather Long, The Washington Post Let police ticket driverless vehicles Editorial, The (Santa Rosa, Calif.) Press Democrat Slow-and-steady Waymo is winning the self-driving race Dave Lee, Bloomberg We need smarter driverless vehicle regulations more urgently than we need smarter AI Steven E. Shladover, Scientific American China’s BYD electric vehicles leave Tesla standing Editorial, South China Morning Post Electric vehicle tax in Pennsylvania would punish drivers for being responsible Greg Alvarez, The Philadelphia Inquirer Send your questions and comments to AutomotiveViews@autonews.com Best Dealerships to Work For See which dealers are going above and beyond for their staff this year. SUBSCRIBE NOW This email was sent to bimoharjanto.ankerbellok@blogger.com Manage My Account | Contact Us   © 2024 Automotive News 1155 Gratiot Ave., Detroit, MI 48207-2997 United States Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions | Unsubscribe