JANUARY 18, 2019

VW Bullish on BEVs But Cautious Just the Same

The German automaker is earmarking $800 million to build a U.S. plant for VW-brand electric vehicles despite still-sluggish market demand and other headwinds, but it also is eyeing options that could mitigate some of the risks.

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Autoline Daily 2019: Industry News for Jan. 18

Nissan Equips Altima With Snow Tracks: Hyundai Updates the IONIQ; Tesla Slashes Workforce

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ALG Sees Vehicle Incentives Nudging Up

Are incentives good, bad, a necessary evil or a sign of brand weakness?

Lear, Gentherm to Team on Seating Technology

Lear and Gentherm say the partnership will pursue advanced development of a highly integrated, modular heating and cooling solution for Lear’s Intu seating system.

Car-sharing Expansion Stalls in Spain

Car-sharing companies have deployed more than 2,600 vehicles in Madrid and are looking to expand, but authorities in Barcelona and Valencia say regulations are not yet in place.

Impact of eCommerce on Global Auto Industry

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