JANUARY 13, 2022

CES 2022 Plugs Automotive’s Electric Future

It seemed like every third booth or so, among 200 transportation companies, was selling some new, innovative and convenient system for home, work or public charging. CES 2022 made it clear electrified vehicles are the future.

Autoline Daily 2022: Top Industry News for Jan. 13

CATL Files Patent for Sodium-Ion Battery; Lucid Wants to Open a New Plant; China Has Most Cars in the World

2021 Wards 10 Best UX Winner: Chrysler Pacifica

Wards 10 Best UX Winner
This video clip highlighting the Chrysler Pacifica was played during the November ceremony celebrating the 2021 winners. Profile videos will post through Jan. 17.

Nissan’s Electric-Themed Ad Most-Viewed Car Commercial

Nissan has both the top-ranked ad and is the big spender of the week, with the bulk of its estimated budget focusing on sports programming – specifically NFL and NBA games.

What Suppliers Must Know About Mexico's IMMEX Program

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America Pineda, Global Trade Compliance Manager at Intermex, talks with GlobalAutoIndustry.com about Mexico's IMMEX program, which allows foreign companies to operate in Mexico under a low-tax cost structure.

Consumer Automotive Safety Rating to Enhance CAV Uptake

From TU Automotive
Thatcham Research and Zenzic in the U.K. are developing a consumer safety rating for connected and autonomous vehicles, which they hope will be adopted by Euro NCAP.

Easing Supply-Chain Disruptions Lift Outlook for Global Production in 2022

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Production in 2022 would outdo pre-pandemic 2019’s 88.7 million units, but supply-chain bottlenecks and stoppages will continue to hinder capacity, including an estimated loss of 4.0 million units from the ongoing – but improving – semiconductor shortage.

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