Time to get to work on carbon neutrality promises | CES still playing auto show game better than rest | CES hype meets a 'reality-check environment' | Service, F&I departments should work in tandem

Automakers gave themselves ample time to meet ambitious goals toward reducing the impact of climate change. They must stick to those commitments.

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Tuesday, January 09, 2024 Editorial Time for automakers to get to work on carbon neutrality promises   Read More > Subscription Required Commentary JAMIE BUTTERS: CES still playing auto show game better than the rest   Read More > Subscription Required Commentary PETE BIGELOW: The CES hype meets a 'reality-check environment'   Read More >   Leo Michael Cartoons MORE CARTOONS > Subscription Required Guest Commentary Guest commentary: Service and F&I departments should work in tandem to educate customers   Read More > Subscription Required Guest Commentary KAPIL ARORA: How auto retailers are using connected vehicle data for lot management solutions   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 Penske feature leaves out other contributions   Read More > Subscription Required Letter to the Editor Stores struggle to retain technicians   Read More > Subscription Required Letter to the Editor Future of fleets will be AI-powered   Read More > VIEWS FROM AROUND THE INDUSTRY Electric vehicles to reach tipping point in 2024 Charlie Jardine, Fleet News Why DC charging for electric cars will become the norm — eventually Steve Hanley, CleanTechnica Tesla’s response to auto recall isn’t reassuring William Wallace, CNN Gaps in Canada’s electric-vehicle supply chain start way earlier than we think Dayna Nadine Scott, The (Canada) Globe and Mail Now is a terrible time for a nanny tax on electric vehicles Bruce Yandle, The Hill It’s 2024 — where’s my self-driving car? Jay Evensen, Deseret News Why EVs are essential for last-mile delivery John Gillan, Fleet World Unlocking the next leap in EV performance Wesley Doyle, Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology International There’s a better way to mine for electric vehicle batteries Beia Spiller and Sangita Kannan, Scientific American 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