SEPTEMBER 27, 2019

GM Overcapacity Lurks in Shadows of UAW Strike

Consultant Alan Baum says even shutting down the Detroit-Hamtramck and Lordstown, OH, plants, which GM announced in November 2018 to bitter opposition by the UAW, won’t necessarily resolve the automaker’s overcapacity problem.

Autoline Daily 2019: Top Industry News for Sept. 27

Tesla to Hit Sales Milestone; EVs Could Cost People Their Jobs; Williams Develops Innovative EV Battery

Big changes are taking place in the world. It might surprise you who’s leading the way.

The need for a diverse, abundant workforce and low cost of living is real. Find out who’s getting it right.

Engineering Specialist EDAG Celebrates 25th Anniversary in U.S., Looks to Future

German engineering firm EDAG is evolving to serve the changing needs of the automotive industry as it strives to develop electrified and autonomous vehicles.

Range Rover Evoque Seductive User Experience

WARDS 10 BEST USER EXPERIENCE
The Evoque enchanted judges with items such as its unique greeting and startup sequence, Touch Pro Duo, dual high-definition 10-in. (25.4-cm) touchscreens and environmentally friendly materials.

U.K. Survey Gauges EV Acceptance

Asked what factors would improve the likelihood of their purchasing an EV, 45% of respondents to the Go Ultra Low survey cited improved charging infrastructure.

Longtime Luxury Brand Executive de Nysschen Rejoins Volkswagen

De Nysschen, 59, will begin the newly created role Oct. 1 and report to Scott Keogh, head of Volkswagen Group of North America.

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