Automotive Views

Tuesday, December 17, 2024

In our opinion: No quick fix for Nissan, Infiniti woes

Nissan and Infiniti dealers need a factory partner that is not just trying to survive, but that can help them grow and invest in their own businesses with profitable product that can compete in the U.S. market.

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Jamie Butters: GM is about to learn the value of Super Cruise

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John Huetter: Dealers feeling good going into 2025, Cox finds

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	Better Data Connects You to Better Buyers

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Leo Michael Cartoons

General Motors' Cruise has abandoned its robotaxi plans.

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Kevin Tynan: Automakers face key operating challenges that require dealer buy-in to navigate

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Scott Tobin: As EV investments slow, automakers should not back down on software-defined vehicle investments

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Lakshmi Prasad Bhatta: Building trust in EVs through advanced crash safety engineering

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Gartner's Mike Ramsey sorts through the Cruise rubble (Episode 280)

The vice president at consulting firm Gartner Inc. analyzes General Motors' decision to abandon robotaxi development and pivot its Cruise subsidiary toward personally owned vehicles.

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