Automotive Views

Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025

In our opinion: Nexperia, Novelis incidents show importance of supply chain diversification

The Nexperia chip crisis and Novelis plant fire are the latest examples of how relying on one or two sources for key parts is not a wise strategy for automakers.

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Larry P. Vellequette: Slow-and-steady Toyota evolving into EV champion

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Molly Boigon: I wish everyone could experience my daily car crash

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Leo Michael Cartoons

Destination charges rose faster during the 2025 model year than at any time in at least a decade. And more increases are reaching dealerships this fall as automakers roll out 2026 models and grapple with escalating costs, including biting U.S. tariff costs.

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Mark Hollmer: How to survive AI at the dealership

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Omari Gardner: Japan promised us a bigger, better show — and it delivered

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Shift Podcast: Abhijit Boora on how automakers are delaying tariff impacts using customs tools

Abhijit Boora, a director at AlixPartners, explains how automakers are delaying tariff impacts and how vehicles imported from Canada and Mexico contain less U.S. content than expected.

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