NOVEMBER 27, 2018

Design, Technology Lift Mazda in Thailand

Mazda, Thailand’s No.3 car brand, is marketing its models primarily through emphasizing its Kodo design language and Skyactiv technology.

Autoline Daily: Top Industry News for Nov. 27

GM’s Massive Restructuring Plan; Rivian Reveals Its First EV; Mercedes Adds Human Element to Autonomy

A Rundown of Vehicle Subscription Services

If enough automakers see some success with high-end subscription services, they likely will figure out a pricing structure for mainstream vehicles.

Change born from responsibility
The MAHLE Group is committed to making transportation more efficient, more environmentally friendly, and more comfortable by continuously optimizing the combustion engine, driving forward the use of alternative fuels, and laying the foundation for the widespread acceptance and worldwide introduction of e-mobility.

Digital Marketers, Dealers Escalate Battle of the Bots

“It is important for us to recognize it as an issue and do something about it,” says Dealer.com’s Andy MacLeay.

THE FUTURE OF VEHICLE-TO-HOME CONNECTIVITY
Automotive connectivity is rapidly evolving – from traditional line-of-sight RF hardware-controlling garage doors to cloud-connected, in-vehicle software that lets you control from anywhere. Learn how our Automotive Connectivity Solutions team helps OEMs and Tier 1 providers advance garage access, extend home automation and improve the driver experience.

Culture, Language, Distance Disrupt Auto Industry

Audio Interview
Electrification, autonomous technology and connectivity are increasing complexity in the auto industry. In this 5-minute audio interview, GlobalAutoIndustry.com speaks with supply-chain expert Sam Yankelevitch, who shares how companies can deal with it by facing cultural, language and logistical challenges.

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