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MARCH 17, 2020

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COVID-19 Prompts Calls for Plant Closures

Concerns about the virus have led to work stoppages at at least two FCA plants in North America, while General Motors blue-collar workers have taken to Facebook to complain about conditions in their plants.

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Autoline Daily: Industry News

Honda CR-V Hybrid Impressions; VW To Pay More Diesel Fines; Continental’s 3D Display  

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Hyundai, Ford Offer Loan Relief to Virus-Affected Customers

Hyundai Assurance Job Loss Protection was a first of its kind program when it was introduced in 2009 during the financial crisis of the time.

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Investments Strengthen FCA’s Indiana Ties

Since the end of the recession in 2009, FCA has invested more than $2 billion in its five sites in the Kokomo, IN, area, including a 782,000-sq.-ft. plant for building 9-speed transmissions.

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COVID-19 Could Scuttle Sale of Luxury-Brand Group

Asbury Automotive Group says it will “continue to evaluate its alternatives” regarding its planned $1 billion acquisition of Park Place Dealerships.

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Mining Industry Laboratory for Self-Driving Tech

The mining industry is an excellent testing field for AVs. With few people likely to get in the way of vehicles transporting coal, ore and other items, programmers can improve the accuracy, efficiency and safety of autonomous technology.

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Textiles Embedded in Cars of Tomorrow

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Textiles help reduce automotive weight, boosting energy and fuel efficiency and hence sustainability regarding carbon emissions, says Adrian Wilson, a U.K.-based expert.

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