FEBRUARY 17, 2020

Brexit Linked to Slump in U.K. Auto-Industry Jobs, Pay

A fall of 11.9% in automotive employment comes as Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders figures show car production plunged 14.2% year-over-year in 2019, to 1,303,135 units.

Autoline Daily: Top Stories for Feb. 18

Tesla Could Use Cobalt Free Batteries, Swedish Road Design Reduces Accidents, New Ford Bronco Details

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GM Drops Holden, Kia Unveils New Sorento, Why Detroit Automakers Lack Entry Level Vehicles

BMW Gearing Up Dealers for Electrification

Starting in 2021, the German automaker will roll out three all-new battery-electric vehicles, starting with the iNEXT CUV, followed later that year by the iX3 CUV and the i4 four-door coupe in 2022.

NADA Chairman: Car Dealers Not Cowed By Disruptors

In his inaugural convention speech, Rhett Ricart says dealers “thrive on disruption.”

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