APRIL 29, 2020

ALG Forecast Weighs Sales Recovery Factors

ALG says its most-likely scenario is U.S. new light-vehicle sales of about 12.6 million for 2020, down from a pre-pandemic estimate of 16.9 million. Its optimistic scenario is for 13.1 million deliveries.

Autoline Daily: Industry News

New Mercedes GLA Highlights; Lincoln Axes Rivian-Based Electric SUV; Should Ford Consider a Merger?

BorgWarner Acquisition of Delphi in Jeopardy

BorgWarner has labeled Delphi’s tapping of a $500 million line of credit as a violation of the acquisition agreement the two sides signed Jan. 28.

ICE Can Survive in a Carbon-Neutral World, Says Bosch

Bosch envisages a time when ICE vehicle emissions can be lowered to levels that clean air monitoring equipment will not be able to register. (TU and Wards are sister publications.)

For IoT and 5G, Smart Money Is on the Midwest

Cities and regions in the Midwest have great opportunities to attract new business by building unique incentives, data exchanges and strategic public-private sector partnerships.

Pandemic's Impact on International Autotech M&A

Audio Interview
Is there a slowdown in deal making? Will any autotech M&A will go unscathed in 2020? Miro Parizek, principal partner at UK-based M&A advisory firm Hampleton Partners, speaks with GlobalAutoIndustry.com.

Chinese Xpeng P7 EV With Level 3 Automation Launches

For Wards Intelligence Subscribers
Deliveries of the second EV from Xpeng will begin by July 1, although orders are being accepted, starting at RMB229,900-RMB349,900 ($32,462-$49,404) after local subsidies are applied.

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