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Nio Nomi digital assistant — Nio gains from having the mindset of a software company, Accenture said. One result of this is Nio's Nomi digital assistant, shown, which engages in hundreds of thousands of conversations a day in Chinese, English, German and Norwegian.

January 25, 2024 04:05 AM

Automakers will have to react quickly to stay competitive in an industry increasingly shaped by digital mobility and software.

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Ford offering employee pricing for all customers amid tariff fears

Ford offering employee pricing for all customers amid tariff fears

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MSRP and dealers and finance, oh my! Why tariff price impacts may vary

Vehicles, certain auto parts are exempt from reciprocal tariffs, White House says

Vehicles, certain auto parts are exempt from reciprocal tariffs, White House says

VW plans import fee on window sticker as tariffs loom, halts vehicle shipments via rail from Mexico to U.S., memo says

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