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Bisa Nitip Bisa Dititp: How 8 automakers are challenging Tesla’s charging advantage | Trusted information matters even more | Rivian's in-house chip | Doctorless delivery in driverless car
Friday, December 12, 2025
How 8 automakers are challenging Tesla’s charging advantage | Trusted information matters even more | Rivian's in-house chip | Doctorless delivery in driverless car
Ionna and its eight founding automakers say they want to build the best charging network and experience in the U.S.
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Vehicle brand loyalty has bounced back to 54.1% in mid-2025, but the winners look different than expected. The latest LexisNexis® Risk Solutions study reveals dramatic reshuffling, with Tesla falling and Chevrolet leading the pack.
Vehicle brand loyalty has bounced back to 54.1% in mid-2025, but the winners look different than expected. The latest LexisNexis® Risk Solutions study reveals dramatic reshuffling, with Tesla falling and Chevrolet leading the pack.
The auto industry is on track for more than 300 buy-sell deals in 2025, representing more than 500 dealerships and 700 individual franchises. In each of those transactions, buyer and seller must agree on the value of the dealership. And it's not as simple as it used to be.
The auto industry is on track for more than 300 buy-sell deals in 2025, representing more than 500 dealerships and 700 individual franchises. In each of those transactions, buyer and seller must agree on the value of the dealership. And it's not as simple as it used to be.
Seth Cutler, CEO of the Ionna charging network, talks about the eight automakers trying to beat Tesla at its own game. U.S. inventory dips with affordable cars flying off dealer lots. Plus, VinFast's U.S. expansion collapses.
The embedded auto insurance market continued its steady climb in Q2 2025, delivering measurable gains for dealerships that integrate insurance into the car-buying process. As insurance rates ease and carrier appetite returns, dealers are seeing stronger affordability, higher F&I gross, and a smoother path to closing deals.
The embedded auto insurance market continued its steady climb in Q2 2025, delivering measurable gains for dealerships that integrate insurance into the car-buying process. As insurance rates ease and carrier appetite returns, dealers are seeing stronger affordability, higher F&I gross, and a smoother path to closing deals.
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