Automotive Views

Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025

In our opinion: We're starting to see how much EV tax credits' demise hurts vehicle affordability

In its short legislative life, the EV lease credit created a back door into the new-vehicle market, one with a markedly lower threshold.

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Larry P. Vellequette: Japan Mobility Show selling tomorrow's dreams, not today's cars

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

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Nissan is drawing fire from retailers over its volume bonus programs, known in the industry as stair-steps. In June, the Japanese automaker stopped tying dealer compensation to about 20 performance-based metrics, instead basing payouts solely on new-vehicle sales. The metrics are back.

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Recep Ozdag: Automakers protect their cars but ignore their biggest cybersecurity vulnerability

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Podcast: Slate not interested in self-driving; Gen Z loves auto shows

Automotive News' Laurence Iliff talks about why Slate has no interest in getting especially high-tech or jumping into the self-driving race with fellow electric vehicle startups such as Tesla and Rivian. Plus, Clarify Group President Darren Slind talks about the company's latest auto show survey and some surprising results.

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