FEBRUARY 5, 2019

Study: Fuel-Cell Vehicles to Pick Up Pace Mid-Decade

A new research report by Wards Intelligence, “FCVs On The Horizon,” reveals a number of factors driving that growth. Among them: reductions in the cost and size of fuel-cell stacks; improvements in fuel-cell output and durability; and an expanding fueling infrastructure.

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Autoline Daily 2019: Top Industry News for Feb. 5

Ford Reveals New Super Duty; Car Brands That Are on Life Support; Trump Could Go After GM Tonight

Mini-Car Sales Up in Japan in 2018, Bigger Vehicles Down

In the mini-segment, sales increased to 1,924,124 units, up 4.4%, while standard vehicles (cars, trucks and buses 1.0L and above) fell 1.3% to 3,347,943.

Ford Underlines Duty in 2020 F-Series Super Duty

Kumar Galhotra, Ford president-North America, says the new F-Series Super Duty set for unveiling at the Chicago auto show is part of a broad product offensive the automaker will launch this year.

CarMax Does Three Things Better Than Other Dealerships

Leverage data to stay competitive and maximize profit margins.

Renault’s New-Gen Clio to Debut at Geneva

As the first in the Renault lineup to employ the CMF-B platform, the automaker says the new Clio will spearhead its strategic plan, “Drive the Future.”

Intellectual Property Megatrends in Era of Autonomous Vehicles

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What business models should the auto industry consider relative to Intellectual property as autonomous vehicles proliferate? Roya Ghafele, Managing Director of Oxfirst, an Oxford University spin-off, addresses the question in an interview with GlobalAutoIndustry.com.

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