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Four Automotive News top 150 dealership groups were among the buyers and sellers in the latest tracked deals.
Mercedes will move corporate, financial services and research and development operations to Atlanta and Fort Worth, Texas, from Michigan.
Collaboration between robots and humans is likely a medium-term trend as robots replace human employees.
Japan’s auto industry lobby wants the government to reach a tariff breakthrough similar to other U.S. deals.
The 2026 Chevrolet Silverado EV Trail Boss will go on sale this summer, starting at $72,095 with shipping. It has been tuned for off-road performance.
An influx of driver-assist technology into vehicles may bring some safety benefits or convenience for motorists. But it's also driving up the costs of repairs and insurance, experts say.
Tesla is sticking to its plan to double output at its plant in Germany and further expand its logistics and battery-making capabilities, a company executive said.
Toyota has joined the race for humanoid robot factory workers. But the Japanese carmaker pledges the robots will augment human employees, not replace them, all while unleashing a wave of productivity and a new era of hyper-customized vehicles.
Martinrea International Executive Chairman Robert Wildeboer says the rupture in the trade relationship with the U.S. is a wake-up call, and a tremendous opportunity.
A dealership does not want a lender's new technology that will complicate the workflow.
