MARCH 1, 2022

Marking Grand Cherokee’s Anniversary and the Designer Who Inspired It

As a child, Larry Shinoda spent two years in a Japanese internment camp during WWII. He went on to design some iconic vehicles for Detroit, but never got the credit he believed he deserved for the Jeep that helped launched America’s modern SUV wave.

Autoline Daily 2022: Top Industry News for March 1

Automakers Shutting Down Russian Plants; Turning the Entire Car into A Radar Antenna; Tavares Hits Jackpot

Look for OEMs to Ask for Much More From Supply Chain

From better batteries to more comfort and connectivity features, automotive suppliers are under pressure to innovate.

Israel's Automotive and Smart Mobility Industries

GlobalAutoIndustry.com talks with Israel's role in smart mobility with Orlie Gruper, general partner for Mobilitech Capital. Gruper also is executive advisor for the EcoMotion Community and the founder of Women in Mobility.

Weekly Brief: Global Auto Industry sent Reeling by Russian Invasion

From TU Automotive
The auto industry is braced for more turmoil as Russia unleashed war on Ukraine.

Volume Up But February’s U.S. Light-Vehicle SAAR Set to Decline from January

For Wards Intelligence Subscribers
On a seasonally adjusted basis, forecast February U.S. light-vehicle sales represent weakening from January, as the chip shortage, geopolitical issues and inflation all continue to loom large. The good news is Q1 overall is running stronger than Q4-2021.

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