MAY 11, 2018

Multifunction “dynamic dials,” with small screens inside the dial, are something Jaguar and Land Rover have been using and advancing on their center stacks for roughly five years, but in the brands’ newest models the dials get more sophisticated.

Autoline Daily

Audi Pulls Out of Detroit Show; Aston Shows Off Lagonda SUV; VW Takes Wraps Off New Hot Hatch

Many look to make a difference. At BorgWarner, we’re actually doing it. Every day, we’re innovating new technologies that can be found in efficient gasoline, clean diesel, hybrid and pure electric vehicles as well as in commercial and on/off-highway applications. We’re driven to create a clean, energy-efficient world.

GM Looks to Fix Underperforming Cadillac in Russia

Russians bought only 182 Cadillacs in first-quarter 2018, according to Wards Intelligence data, down 45.7% from like-2017. This puts the brand far short of the 10,000-unit annual sales goal former Cadillac chief Johan de Nysschen targeted.

New Zealand’s Socialist Government Mulls EV Aid

New Zealand’s Productivity Commission has called for a shift from fossil fuels to clean electricity to help reach the government's goal of net zero emissions by 2050. Climate Change Minister James Shaw says one way to achieve this is to make EVs more affordable.

Customers Hate Car Dealership Haggling, So Why Do It?

INDUSTRY VOICES
When you go online to buy that laptop, smart watch or camera, Amazon doesn’t say, “You have to meet us at our office before we can answer your questions.”

Start-ups Pose Hacking Threat to Automakers

Blackberry’s Kaivan Karimi says some newcomers hold manufacturers for ransom.

ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT