Dealers redefine business as usual amid CDK's DMS outage | Ransomware event forces CDK to make tough choices | Americans want to own their vehicle data | Ford F-150 EV wins Pikes Peak Hill climb

Auto retailers grapple with slowdowns but pursue business as usual with workarounds in place.

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Tuesday, June 25, 2024 Subscription Required Major dealer groups redefine business as usual as CDK's DMS outage reaches 7th day BlackSuit cybercrime gang blamed in CDK Global hack causing dealers' DMS outage Largest public dealer groups grapple with CDK ransomware attack as outage lingers What happened to CDK Global and how long will systems be down? A timeline of the cyberattacks on CDK Global   Read More > Apply now to be recognized for your breakthrough automotive supplier innovation in the 30th PACE program. Subscription Required Ransomware event forces CDK, many others to make tough choices   Read More > Advertisement Protect your dealership from fraud with Experian® Our new Fraud ProtectTM solution can help predict risk and help prevent synthetic, first, and third-party fraud in your dealership. Fraud Protect uses smart biometrics and device intelligence to identify fraud risk factors and seamlessly integrates with existing workflows to make transactions quick, easy, and secure for consumers. Learn more! Subscription Required More than 95% of Americans want to own their vehicle data, survey says   Read More > Sponsored Content From Ally Financial Top F&I providers offer more than just products: Key factors for dealers to consider When dealers select an F&I provider, there are many important factors to consider other than just the suite of products the company offers.    Read More > Subscription Required Alliance for Automotive Innovation urges NHTSA to reconsider emergency braking rule   Read More > Sponsored Content From T-Mobile On the Road to A Connected Vehicle Future Explore the transformative potential of connected and autonomous vehicles, highlighting the critical role of 5G networks in enabling their widespread adoption.   Read More > DAILY DRIVE PODCAST: June 24, 2024   Sources say the cyberattacks against CDK Global are ransomware and hackers want tens of millions of dollars. Hyundai gets ready to open up its Amazon pilot to its entire retail network. Plus, longtime General Motors executive Steve Kiefer talks about his efforts to end distracted driving after the death of his son. LISTEN HERE >     Subscription Required Ineos Automotive plans bigger dealer footprint in U.S.   Read More > Subscription Required Ford files post-verdict motions challenging $57 million jury award in Colo.   Read More > Apply now for the Automotive News PACE Awards and PACE Pilot   Read More > Subscription Required Guest commentary: Election ripples: Can EV charging infrastructure survive 2024?   Read More > Subscription Required Struggling Our Next Energy enters strategic partnership with Foxconn   Read More > Subscription Required Ford F-150 EV wins Pikes Peak Hill climb despite shutdown   Read More > Automotive News Video June 24th Automotive News Digital Edition   With 3 different podcasts to choose from, we cover all that you need to know in the automotive industry. Listen to any – or all – of our podcasts now. UNLOCK YOUR ACCESS Discover the latest news, insight & analysis needed to navigate the automotive industry. VIEW OUR SUBSCRIPTION OFFERS 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

Canada considering Chinese EV tariffs | BlackSuit gang blamed for CDK hack | Umicore could reconsider Canada | 3 Canadian suppliers among world's top 100 | Suppliers rethink where, how to make parts

Accusations that China has spurred its own EV industry through unfair subsidies led to both Europe and the U.S. retaliating this spring

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